Building Outdoor Spaces. Energizing Communities.

ECI Site Construction Management (ECI) is responsible for some of the largest and most well-known parks across the state of Colorado. But if you asked their employee to describe the company, you would hear – we build communities and help people love Colorado’s outdoor lifestyle.

That's our kind of client.

From the moment we pulled out of the Denver airport, in our HERTZ Minivan, we were on the move. With two days, 9 locations, 8+ interviews, and summer weather in Colorado – there wasn't a moment to waste.

To ensure cohesive messaging, each interviewee was asked a series of questions that centered around how ECI was creating experiences for the Colorado community.

• "ECI does not believe in doing small things conversely ECI does no small things the Plaza behind me is one example I can name ten more ECI builds places but at the same time they take care of people."

Jeff Shoemaker, Executive Director: The Greenway Foundation

• "What separates ECI from other contractors is a passion for what we're doing. You can see it. You can hear it in the way they talk about whatever challenge we're facing from the construction end of it but they are always keeping in mind what it is we're trying to create."

Allegra “Happy” Haynes, Executive Director: Denver Parks and Recreation

• "Ultimately we connect people with their community."

Ted Johnson, President: ECI Site Construction Management

Capturing the people and places

Whether we were catching the laughter of children sliding down Twin Silo Park, watching an Olympian kayak the Whitewater Park, or stepping onto the construction site to experience the passion of the ECI's crew for ourselves – capturing the experience played a crucial role in the authenticity of the final piece.

Today, the Brand Anthem is being used to consistently tell ECI's story –everywhere from email signatures to corporate events.

For Minivan, this summer trip to Colorado was a reminder that the best companies connect people and truly believe in doing no small thing.