Broomfield
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The structure of the Old Chicago combines steel and wood. Steel was used to create the walls and the major perimeter beams. Large wood trusses were used to create the roofing system. The Broomfield Old Chicago was finished in late 2000. The project cost 620,000 to construct and the construction took 8 months. The restaurant is 13,000 square feet, and has the capacity to seat 384 customers.
Other Old Chicago Restaurants that Gebau has engineered:
Boulder, Colorado Boise, Idaho
Lakewood, Colorado Columbia, Ohio
Evergreen, Colorado Omaha (Eagle Run), Nebraska
Broomfield, Colorado Portland, Oregon
Denver, Colorado Hillsboro, Oregon
Thornton, Colorado Lawrence, Kansas
Greeley, Colorado Lenexa, Kansas
Longmont, Colorado Gladstone, Missouri
Grand Junction, Colorado
Aurora, Colorado
Westminster, Colorado
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Applewood, Colorado
Fort Collins, Colorado