Layton Construction has moved into a larger Denver-area office on the eighth floor of Prentice Plaza at 8101 E Prentice Avenue in Greenwood Village. The new suite comes with art installations from regional artists.
The expansion was first reported by Mile High CRE, which detailed the office's design touches and its ties to Layton's growing roster of Colorado healthcare work. The report ties the office to Layton's Colorado healthcare and multifamily work.
The same account describes Layton's Denver healthcare team and interior construction specialists.
A Bigger Footprint in a Recalibrated Building
Layton's new address sits inside a 12-story, 162,184-square-foot Class A office property that Dunton Commercial acquired in September 2024, according to REBusinessOnline. The building traded hands for $14.3 million, or roughly $88 per square foot.
The article also considers conditions in the surrounding submarket.
Healthcare Projects Anchor Layton's Colorado Growth
Layton's Colorado healthcare work includes UCHealth Highlands Ranch Hospital, per the Mile High CRE report. The UCHealth Highlands Ranch expansion included a five-story, 164,000-square-foot patient tower, a 14,000-square-foot cancer center, and 31,000 square feet of interior renovations, according to a Layton Construction statement. As part of that job, the company built a specialized linear accelerator radiation vault with six-foot-thick concrete walls and a 100,000-pound door directly adjacent to an operational treatment suite, work the company says required more than 518,000 working hours and 16 simultaneous trade partners.
Layton's business development director, Conor Ryan, moderated an industry panel titled Building with Heart: Colorado's Healthcare Outlook 2026 in February, featuring executives from UCHealth, AdventHealth, and CommonSpirit Health, according to Mile High CRE. The panel focused on cost volatility and a shift toward collaborative delivery models known as Target Value Delivery. The article also discusses broader industry conditions in Colorado.
National Backing Behind a Local Move
Layton's Denver expansion is underwritten by considerable corporate muscle. Founded in 1953, the firm describes its history in company materials. Industry coverage provides additional corporate context.
Layton's Colorado reach extends beyond the Front Range, too. The article references work beyond the Front Range, including an industrial project at Creekside Logistics at 8120 Tridon Drive in Smyrna, Tennessee.
