Denver’s Triangle Building is nearing completion in Denver’s Union Station Neighborhood at 16th Street and Wewatta. Denver Urban Review had the opportunity to tour this project on April 2, 2015. Today the project is at a stage where the interior work is the focus.
The Triangle Building is under development by East West Partners and a controlled affiliate of joint venture partner Starwood Capital Group, a leading global private investment firm. East West Partners also serves as a master developer of the Union Station Neighborhood and Riverfront Park in downtown Denver.
One element that does stand out while visiting the Triangle Building is that you are never very far away from a window. Even when perched in the middle of one of the floor plates, you can still have lots of natural light reaching you.
Ryan Stone, director for East West Partners stated that the corners of the floor plates are likely to be utilized as meeting and collaborative workspace for tenants.
Liberty Global has signed a lease for over 70,000 square feet at the Triangle Building. The international cable company will vacate its former office space at 12300 Liberty Boulevard in Englewood to relocate to the top three floors of the 10-story office building currently under construction next to Union Station. Newmark Grubb Knight Frank’s Tim Harrington, Tom Lee and Jennifer Chavez provided tenant representation services for Liberty Global on the transaction.
“We are delighted to have Liberty Global, Colorado’s 2nd largest company with over $18 billion of revenue, as the Triangle Building’s first signature tenant,” stated Chris Frampton, Managing Partner at East West. “Liberty Global’s employees will benefit from the most progressive design strategies and innovative technology available, along with a vibrant location in the amenity-rich Union Station neighborhood.”
The lobby of the Triangle Building stretches from the 16th Street side of the building to the Wewatta side. The lobby will also feature an artistic curved element that is designed to offset the straight lines of the building.











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