Coors Field site of 2nd Chuburger

Just as it’s reopened the balcony at its original Lyons brewpub, Oskar Blues Brewery also announced this week its plans to open a second Chuburger restaurant location, this one at Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies.

The new Chuburger will be part of renovations of the right-field upper deck and concourse at Coors Field that include removing hundreds of seats to create a rooftop party deck area.

The open-air Chuburger will be the main food available on the deck, located near a 5280 Craft Bar that will feature 52 beers on tap. The original Chuburger opened in Longmont earlier this year, serving beef from the brewery’s Hops and Heifers Farm, as well as other offerings.

The Creative Alliance was recognized in the October issue of Graphic Design USA Magazine for its commitment to green design on behalf of its clients.

The Creative Alliance was featured in a special report on sustainability and its impact on design. The Creative Alliance has helped its clients in Colorado and around the nation creatively articulate and leverage their commitment to sustainability.

“We’re excited to receive this national attention for the work we’ve done to help our clients promote their sustainability initiatives,´ said David Heitman, president and creative director of The Creative Alliance. “We look for ways to help clients creatively invest in the environment in tangible ways, and then tell that story to their audiences.”

“We’re especially proud of the work we’ve done on behalf of clients like PhoCusWright, a world leader in travel-industry research, where we converted their annual conference handbook from paper into a digital format, reduced the size of the conference materials, and printed them on recycled paper.”

The article showcased the uniquely configured images of leaves and other natural elements The Creative Alliance designed for client LaserCycle USA, which manufactures recycled toner cartridges. “These elements reinforce LaserCycle’s commitment to the environment and are used to great effect on their vehicle fleet as well as on boxes for their recycled cartridges,” Heitman said.

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