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Mile High Dine and Recline: ChoLon Sloan’s Lake (PHOTOS)

By Katie Rapone, editor Modern Asian restaurant ChoLon Sloan’s Lake and a new Italian concept called Gusto, recently opened at Lakehouse, a 12-story residential community located at West ...
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The 6 Principles of LEED v5

By Lauren Farkas, USGBC The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has been hard at work developing the latest LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) ...
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A Wholistic Approach to Carbon Emissions: A Case for Adaptive Reuse

By Daniel Kinnett, associate, Semple Brown Architects and Designers Scientists agree that the built environment is one of the largest contributors to climate change, accounting ...
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Mile High Trendy Office: Brownstein’s New HQ at Block 162

A leader in a relationship-driven industry, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck needed new office space during the pandemic that would allow the firm to stick to ...
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ConstructionDesign

Enhancing Visualization and Collaboration Using AR and VR

Augmented Reality (AR) integrates digital elements with the real world, empowering users to manipulate their interaction within the environment. In the CRE/AEC industry, AR offers ...
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Q&A with Cushing Terrell Design Director, Charlie Deese

Cushing Terrell is a nationally recognized architecture, design, planning, and engineering firm with a dedicated regional office in Denver serving clients across the Front Range and ...
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A Contrarian Approach to Office

By Cadie Crean, Confluent Development  What might be perceived as a “contrarian” approach to office reflects our ability to identify opportunities amid market inefficiency. While ...
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ArchitectureConstruction

Smart Buildings: The Mile High City’s Future-Focused Architecture

By Jay Wallace, content writer for New Western Denver, a city known for its picturesque mountain views and vibrant urban life, is now distinguishing itself ...
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ArchitectureConstruction

Mile High Dine and Recline: ChoLon Sloan’s Lake (PHOTOS)

By Katie Rapone, editor Modern Asian restaurant ChoLon Sloan’s Lake and a new Italian concept called Gusto, recently opened at Lakehouse, a 12-story residential community located at West ...
Read More →
DevelopmentEnergy

The 6 Principles of LEED v5

By Lauren Farkas, USGBC The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has been hard at work developing the latest LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) ...
Read More →
ArchitectureConstruction

A Wholistic Approach to Carbon Emissions: A Case for Adaptive Reuse

By Daniel Kinnett, associate, Semple Brown Architects and Designers Scientists agree that the built environment is one of the largest contributors to climate change, accounting ...
Read More →
ArchitectureConstruction

Mile High Trendy Office: Brownstein’s New HQ at Block 162

A leader in a relationship-driven industry, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck needed new office space during the pandemic that would allow the firm to stick to ...
Read More →
ConstructionDesign

Enhancing Visualization and Collaboration Using AR and VR

Augmented Reality (AR) integrates digital elements with the real world, empowering users to manipulate their interaction within the environment. In the CRE/AEC industry, AR offers ...
Read More →
ArchitectureCRE People

Q&A with Cushing Terrell Design Director, Charlie Deese

Cushing Terrell is a nationally recognized architecture, design, planning, and engineering firm with a dedicated regional office in Denver serving clients across the Front Range and ...
Read More →
BrokerageDevelopment

A Contrarian Approach to Office

By Cadie Crean, Confluent Development  What might be perceived as a “contrarian” approach to office reflects our ability to identify opportunities amid market inefficiency. While ...
Read More →
ArchitectureConstruction

Smart Buildings: The Mile High City’s Future-Focused Architecture

By Jay Wallace, content writer for New Western Denver, a city known for its picturesque mountain views and vibrant urban life, is now distinguishing itself ...
Read More →
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