Northern Colorado is evolving. Discovering new avenues of prosperity and new facets of its own character and culture. Over the past 25 years, Centerra has been at the heart of this revival.
And now, we’re infusing Centerra with a lot of bold ideas. Creating new experiences. Whipping up a fresh recipe for community, inspired by the values, character and friendly small-town spirit of Northern Colorado. Making Centerra a more walkable, diverse and delightful mix of commerce, culture, nature and home.
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Nature is good for us. The changing of the seasons. The purple prairie clover that looks so delicate but is actually so tough. The deep-rooted cottonwoods and industrious bees — they all hold important lessons for life. Which is why nature is part of the DNA of Centerra. In fact, one of the first steps we took in the creation of Centerra was to establish the High Plains Environmental Center. It’s an organization devoted to the idea that a healthy community is one that lives in harmony with nature. And thanks to the efforts of the HPEC, Centerra has been certified by the National Wildlife Federation as Colorado’s only Community Wildlife Habitat. So get out there. And get inspired.
Loveland, the hometown of Centerra, has its roots in agriculture. It’s a place that honors the land. Yet it also has a longstanding love affair with the arts. So it was only natural for Centerra to embody this intersection of Colorado landscape and local art. Mountains and music. Nature and sculpture. All wrapped up in a community spirit that invites everyone to come together and enjoy the beauty of it all.
A resilient community doesn’t happen by chance. It takes a bold vision and a dedication to thoughtfully designing (or if needed, redesigning) each element of the community. At Centerra, we’ve heightened our commitment to design. To making sure that everything about this place is as intelligent, efficient, sustainable, beautiful and healthful as it can be.
Why has Centerra reserved so many acres of nature? Why does it have an entire park devoted to outdoor sculpture? Why does it host events open to everyone, not just Centerra residents? Centerra doesn’t behave like the typical new community, because 25 years ago we designed it to fulfill a wider vision. Specifically, to help accommodate the growth coming to Northern Colorado while allowing Loveland to retain its unique Colorado small-town character.

We create innovative places. Friendly, welcoming places that bring people together with a vibrant sensibility and an artful touch. When we began work on Centerra over two decades ago. And over the years, as Centerra has grown, so have we. Helping to revitalize Denver’s iconic Union Station, creating the Dairy Block in LoDo and launching Baseline in Broomfield, we’ve learned a lot. We’ve strengthened the pillars that guide our company: design and architecture; sustainability; arts and culture; community engagement; innovation. And with the new districts and villages emerging in Centerra, you could say we’re bringing all those lessons home.