Rendering courtesy of Reputation Partners Plans for a 30-story tower have been submitted to Denver’s planning office. The tower would be located at 19th Street and Arapahoe St. in Downtown Denver. Chicago-based Riverside Investment & Development is developing this Downtown Denver project. The above rendering was provided directly to Denver Urban Review from Reputation Partners, a public relations firm representing the project. A statement on the project was also provided. “Riverside Investment & Development is excited at the prospect of joining the Denver business community in the near ..read more

Currently under construction in Denver’s LoHi neighborhood at 32nd Avenue and Vallejo Street is 32V. This mixed use development will feature 28,000 square feet of office space and 6,000 square feet of retail on the first floor. This development was designed by Denver-based Elevate Architecture. The floor plates are approximately 12,000 square feet in size. The second floor features a 3,000 square foot mezzanine.  There is a roof top deck and private balconies are included on each office suite. Views of Downtown Denver and the mountains can be seen from 32V. Renderings courtesy Elevate Arc ..read more

JLL announced today that it has secured $25 million in construction and bridge financing for 777 and 757 Grant Street in Denver, Colorado. 777 Grant Street is a vintage office building that will be renovated and repositioned while 757 Grant Street is a Class A, ground-up multifamily development. These structures will be Located on the corner of 8th Avenue and Grant Street within Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, Once renovated, 777 Grant will be a Class A asset and planned for the first floor lobby that will be a kitchen/café area with high-top booth seating; a large executive conferenc ..read more

Last week, Denver-based Zeppelin Development announced the groundbreaking for Kabin, 194 workforce housing units in River North (RiNo). The groundbreaking will took place on Wednesday, April 24 at 3461 Ringsby Court, behind the RTD facility. Kabin will provide workforce housing to service industry and young professionals. Designed by a collaboration including Dynia Architects, Wenk Associates and Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture, the residences will primarily be one bedrooms with wood panel detailing on the exterior and interior areas, providing a warmer pallet. Zeppelin states the units hav ..read more

Rendering of future renovation to 930 15th St. courtesy HFF Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) has announced $54.60 million in acquisition bridge financing for the repositioning of 930 15th Street, a 223,000-square-foot vacant office/data center building in Downtown Denver, Colorado. The HFF team worked on behalf of the borrower, SteelWave LLC and Rialto Capital Management, to arrange the four-year, floating-rate acquisition and bridge loan through Square Mile Capital Management.  Loan proceeds will be used to acquire and reposition the asset into a state-of-the-art office building ..read more

Hotel Born opened in 2017 adjacent to Denver’s Union Station at 1600 Wewatta St. This Kimpton Hotel contains 200 rooms. One of the noteworthy features of the property is a walkway at street-level that has been incorporated into the structure to allow public pedestrian access from 16th St. to the train platform at Denver Union Station. Hotel Born was designed by the Denver-based architecture firm Semple Brown. Hotel Born is 12 floors in height. Here a few photos of Hotel Born. Here is a photo looking straight up from the public pedestrian access to Denver Union Station The post Hotel Born a ..read more

Located at 110 Broadway in Denver, is the historic Mayan Theatre. The theatre was built in 1930. It was nearly lost to the wrecking ball in the 1980s, but a grass-roots group, “Friends of the Mayan” helped to ensure the theater was preserved. The building underwent restoration in 1986. Today the Mayan Theater contains three screens and focuses on showcasing independent films. It contained one screen when it opened. The Mayan Theatre’s website describes its architectural style as “Art Deco Mayan Revival Style.” This building is designated as a historic landmark. Montana S. Fallis was the arch ..read more

The Exterior glass work is now complete at 999 17th Street. This is a 9-story office building that contains 93,000 square feet of office space.  999 17th Street was designed by the Denver-based architecture firm Davis Partnership Architects. The developer is Shea Properties.  This building is located at the corner of 17th Street and Curtis Street in Downtown Denver.  Construction for 999 17th Street began in December of 2017. The General Contractor is GE Johnson.  The Glass facade on the 17th Street side of 999 17th Street is very unique and creates a one-of-a-kind visual ..read more

It has been awhile since I have posted any new content on Denver Urban Review. I have often thought of ways to deliver new posts to Denver Urban Review while finding balance with my other commitments- my photography business has really taken off the last couple of years I have received enthusiastic encouragement from individuals to find a way to keep Denver Urban Review going. With that being said,  I am looking forward to posting content that focuses on individual buildings that contribute to the mosaic of Denver’s architecture. These will be brief, informative, and will include a f ..read more

Rendering courtesy of Reputation PartnersPlans for a 30-story tower have been submitted to Denver’s planning office. The tower would be located at 19th Street and Arapahoe St. in Downtown Denver. Chicago-based Riverside Investment & Development is developing this Downtown Denver project. The above rendering was provided directly to Denver Urban Review from Reputation Partners, a public relations firm representing the project. A statement on the project was also provided. “Riverside Investment & Development is excited at the prospect of joining the Denver business community ..read more