Here is a look at Denver's SugarCube Building. I captured these photos in July of this year. SugarCube is located at 1555 Blake St. in Lower Downtown Denver. The building was designed byBruce Kuwabara, founding partner of Kuwabara Payne McKenna Bluemberg.
SugarCube was completed in 2008 and contains retail, residential, and office space. Urban Villages manages the property and also served as the developer.
This vantage point on Bannock street caught my eye, as this unassuming dive bar is surrounded by recent development in The Golden Triangle.
I then walked towards the Denver Art Museum and grabbed this photo. The mist in the air made for an interesting color. This portion of the Denver Art Museum was designed by architect Daniel Libeskind.
Here is a photo of the Denver Public Library addition that was added to the original library in 1995. The architectural style of the addition is post modern. The Denver Public Library addition was designed by architect Michael Graves who passed away in 2015.
While walking towards downtown across Denver's Civic Center Park, I noticed the gold dome of the Colorado State Capitol Building peeking out above the tree line. The Capitol Building opened in 1894 and was designed by architect Elijah E. Myers.
I then walked to Denver's 16th Street Mall where I captured this image of an RTD bus driving by.
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Here is one looking towards the north where we can see The Confluence, a 34-story luxury apartment building that is under construction.
Here are a few pictures a little closure to 1144 Fifteenth Street:
The glass installation is moving along at 1144 Fifteenth Street.
Here are some black and white photos of Downtown Denver I captured while walking around:
And a few Downtown Denver photographs in color:
Denver Union Station all set for the holidays with Christmas lights.
Bridge over Cherry Creek.
Here are a few photographs I snagged around the Denver Art Museum.
The ART Hotel has been open for over a year now and I see it as a nice addition to this part of Broadway.
An eclectic mix of architectural styles in a relatively small area of Denver.
Here is one of the Clyfford Still Museum:
I hope you all enjoyed taking a look at some of my recent photos of Denver.
Next is 1776 Curtis, a residential high-rise that will reach 29 floors, with the 29th floor serving as a mechanical penthouse. A total of 359 apartment units will be offered in studio, one, and two bedroom options. The 28th floor will feature penthouse units. The development will also include 999 17th Street, a 9-story office building that will be located at the 17th Street side of the block.
In downtown Denver at 15th and California we find the dual-brand hotel project that is being developed by White Lodging. This site will become an AC Hotel by Marriott and a Starwood-branded Le Meridien Hotel and has topped off at 20 floors. Construction began in September. This project is under construction one block from the Colorado Convention Center. White Lodging also developed the dual-brand Hyatt House/Hyatt Place hotel located on 14th Street that opened in November.
Next we se the site of 1144 Fifteenth Street, a 40-story skyscraper under construction in downtown Denver at 15th Street and Arapahoe. This building will feature 640,000 square feet of office space. Pickard Chilton the architecture firm that designed 1144 Fifteenth Street.
1144's elevator shaft is now visible from Larimer Square.
Just a stone’s throw away is the site of the 22-story 1401 Lawrence project. The building has now reached its top floor. This is another Denver project where The Beck Group designed the building and is also serving as the general contractor. Work is just about complete on this project so this will be the last time this project is featured on the Denver construction update. It has been a enjoyable covering this project from the start.
Here are a few of my favorites of 1401 Lawrence from its time under construction:
A tower crane was recently installed at the 1401 Lawrence site. Denver Urban Review Feb. 2015
In the below photo one can see that work is underway on The Coloradan. The first condominium building in the Union Station neighborhood. Located at 1750 Wewatta Street, the $200 million, 334-unit condominium project is slated to be complete in September 2018.
Also in the above photo one can see the progress of Union Tower West and Pivot Denver.
A ground-level photo of The Coloradan construction site:
Here is a closer look at Union Tower West. At 18th and Wewatta Union Tower West will feature a 180-room Hotel Indigo along with 100,000 square feet of leasable office space. Atlanta-based Portman-holdings is the developer.
The Ashley Union Station, a subsidized housing project has also made good progress:
Pivot Denver is taking shape at 18th and Wewatta. Pivot Denver is set to feature a Whole Foods grocery store. Pivot Denver will include 580 apartment units. Holland Partner Group is the developer and Davis Partnership Architects designed the structure.
Work continues at 1709 Chestnut. this development will include two building, with one reaching 24 floors and the other reaching 12 floors.
The AMLI Riverfront Green apartment project continues to make progress. This project will feature 300 units once complete and is located at 18th and Little Raven.
16 Chestnut, an office project that will rise to 19 floors, is taking shape adjacent to Denver’s Millennium Bridge.
Here are a couple panos of the Union Station area construction:
And here is one from Diamond Hill. The Confluence is really making an impact from this view. 1144 Fifteenth St. can also be seen just to the left of the Four Seasons.
Thank you for stopping by and take care,
Justin
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