Hospitality
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Deadwood
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The Historic Homestake Gold Mine in Lead, South Dakota formerly processed the “fines” from the milling process by extracting the last remaining bits of gold at the Slime Plant located in Deadwood. This facility has been remediated as part of Homestake’s reclamation efforts and will soon be utilized as an entertainment complex, changing the face of and function of Deadwood. The facility will consist of an Entertainment Area including Casinos, Theaters, Restaurants, Kitchens, Dance Floor, and Bar/Food Service Centers. The entertainment area will be two-story with balconies on the second floor, have a rustic/industrial finish/theme and open ceilings with exposed Mechanical and Electrical equipment. In addition, the project will include a three-story 100 room hotel and a two-level 266 stall parking garage. |
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| Sylvan Lake Lodge |
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Sylvan Lake Lodge, owned by the State of South Dakota and operated
by Custer State Park Resort Company, was remodeled between October
of 2002 and April 2003. The design team and the contractor had
to be very aware of the operator’s schedule and make every
effort to ensure the building was ready for the arrival of the
first guests of the 2003 season. |
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| The Ruby House Restaurant |
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In June 2003, the historic Ruby House Restaurant and Red Garter
Saloon in Keystone, South Dakota was destroyed in a tragic fire.
The new 3-story facility will recreate the old west atmosphere
of the original restaurant/saloon and provide for increased seating
and improved traffic flow. The design-build project is programmed
to include a main floor dining area, balcony dining, two-level
old style saloon, offices, prep kitchen and main kitchen. An exterior
deck and balcony was included to provide outside dining and saloon
service. |
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