Currently, upgrades are taking place at 1660 Lincoln Street in downtown Denver. This 30-story office tower was built in 1972. The exterior of the building is now being changed from a light brown to a gray/silver color. The lobby is also being remodeled and updated signage has be installed.

Seattle-based Unico Properties bought 1660 Lincoln in 2013 for $38 million. The property houses 283,544 square-feet of leasable office space. Improvements are also being made to the building’s HVAC and mechanical systems.

1660 Lincoln is not the only office tower in downtown Denver that has been upgraded in recent years. In 2014 Brookfield Properties completed a $58 million renovation to its 54-story 1801 California office building.

Brookfield Properties is also making upgrades to the concourse level at Republic Plaza, which is Denver’s tallest building. The concourse level at Republic Plaza has been home to a food court for the last 30 years, which has become outdated in recent years. The renovations will include a new conference center and a new fitness center. Also included will be a cafe and collaborative space. This Republic Plaza upgrades are slated to be completed in early 2016.