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In an Era of the Disappearing Mid-Sized Firm, 4240 Architecture Opts to Grow from Within

DENVER — 4240 Architecture, a Denver-based 35-person architecture and planning firm, recently expanded its leadership team with several internal advancements. These advancements include Michele Decker, CPSM, to Principal, Marc Snyder and Brandon Mixon to Associate Principal, and Ian Wilson and Ken Roberts to Associate. “In a firm where titles carry weight and leadership advancements are thoughtfully […]

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Construction Begins on $200M Market Station Project

DENVER – Continuum Partners, a Denver-based firm specializing in building urban, mixed-use developments, announced today that construction will begin on the highly anticipated Market Station project, formerly the site of the central Regional Transportation District (RTD) bus terminal, Market Street Station. Construction fencing will go up on the site beginning September 29, followed by initial mobilization and utility

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Proposed Skyscraper will be Denver’s Tallest Building

View here New York-based Greenwich Realty Capital announced on Wednesday, their intentions to build a 90-story spire featuring 248 luxury condominium residences, 22,000 square feet of retail space and 500 parking spots. According to the project’s website, 650 17th Street in downtown Denver, designed by internationally acclaimed architect Carlos Ott, will be the city’s tallest building

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McWHINNEY Expanding West Coast Hospitality Portfolio

DENVER – McWHINNEY  is greatly expanding its hospitality portfolio with three new hotel properties opening this year, along with the acquisition of a 123-room lodging property near Denver International Airport and another hotel breaking ground at Centerra in Northern Colorado. Based in Denver and Loveland, Colorado, McWHINNEY has developed more than 6,000 acres and 6.5 million square

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Dynia Architects Receives AIA Award for RiNo Development

DENVER – Dynia Architects, an architectural design firm with offices in Jackson, WY and Denver, was recently awarded four design awards including one for Freight Residences, a family-friendly housing development in Denver, at Zeppelin Development’s TAXI compound in RiNo. The awards ceremony on Friday, September 22, at the Center for the Arts, was one of the final events of the AIA

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Affordable Housing Coming to RiNo

  DENVER — RiNo’s only permanently affordable housing community is expected to break ground in the fourth quarter of 2018, at the 38th and Blake Station of the A Line Commuter Rail. The Urban Land Conservancy (ULC) is partnering with Medici Consulting Group (MCG) to develop Walnut Street Lofts, 65 units of permanently affordable housing. The site, located at

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Groundbreaking: S’PARK in Boulder Takes Shape with Two New Premier Parcels

Boulder, CO — The highly anticipated 10.5 acre S’PARK redevelopment project in Boulder is beginning to take shape, and officially broke ground on its second phase of residential development last week. Together with partners, Element Properties, The John Buck Company, and Kinship Capital the team celebrated the start of construction of two of the project’s premier

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Brighton Boulevard to House Future Denver Police Museum

DENVER – Denver Police Museum Development Group has purchased 4700-4712 Brighton Boulevard for $1 million, or $4 million per acre, the highest price-per-acre land sale in the Elyria Swansea neighborhood in more than a decade. The site will be home to a new Denver Police Museum. Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) announced the sale of the 0.25-acre

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