Three Colorado hardscape projects received honors at the 2019 HNA Awards, which were presented at the Hardscape North America (HNA) trade show in Louisville, Kentucky.

The awards recognize that hardscape projects are a collaborative effort between designers, manufacturers, and landscape contractors, and each of them shares the award.

In the “Concrete Paver - Residential - more than 3,000 sf” category, the winner was Tuscan Retreat in Timnath, CO. The award is shared by contractor Lindgren Landscape, Fort Collins; manufacturer Belgard; and designer Georgia Perry of Lindgren Landscape.

In the “Concrete Paver – Permeable” category, Denver Parks & Recreation’s Confluence Park was the winner. That award is shared by contractor Stonecreek Hardscapes, Thornton; manufacturer Keystone Hardscapes, and designer Wenk Associates, Denver.

Honorable mention in the “Clay Brick – Residential” category went to the 650 Emerson project in Denver. Sharing the honor are contractor Singing Hills Landscape, Aurora; manufacturer Interstate Clay Pavers, and designer Kaylin Kittle of Ivy Street Design, Denver.

The HNA Awards are produced by the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute (ICPI) and endorsed by the National Concrete Masonry Association (NCMA) and Brick Industry Association (BIA). The 2019 awards program is sponsored by Belgard, iQ Power Tools, and Keystone Hardscapes.

See photos of all winning projects at www.flickr.com/photos/icpi/albums/72157711278277301