This Thursday, April 21, Riverside Investment & Development Company in partnership with Convexity Properties and Canyon Partners Real Estate will officially break ground on 1900 Lawrence, a Class A trophy office tower in downtown Denver. The 30-story project, totaling over 700,000 square feet of office space and 10,000 square feet of ground-level retail, will be the largest office building to be built downtown in more than 40 years with completion slated for Q2 2024.
“1900 Lawrence will set new standards for the workplace environment, so as to empower businesses and their employees,” said Chris Payne, vice president for Riverside. “As the premier office building in Denver, the project is designed to include next-generation innovations in sustainability, health and wellness, technology, and amenity programming. We are excited to deliver an industry-leading office building that promotes collaboration and creativity.”
Hensel Phelps is the general contractor for the project which is designed by renowned architect Goettsch Partners. JLL Managing Director Jamie Roupp will manage the leasing of the project.
“Compared to similar-sized metropolitan areas, Denver has been particularly resilient in recovering from the effects of the pandemic and continues to attract new industries and top talent,” commented Roupp.” High-quality projects with proximity to LoDo will be in high demand for top employers, particularly given the size, scale, and views 1900 Lawrence offers.”
1900 Lawrence is a $400 million project offering state-of-the-art office space, expansive ceiling heights and highly efficient rectilinear floorplates with floor-to-ceiling glass, multiple floors with private tenant terraces, and unparalleled views of the Front Range, Coors Field, LoDo, and Skyline Park. Best-in-class amenities will include a leading-edge fitness center, multi-use conference facilities and a tenant lounge with direct access to a landscaped outdoor terrace. Designed with the latest technology, sustainability, and health and wellness standards in mind, 1900 Lawrence will include hospital-grade ventilation systems, floor-by-floor fresh air that greatly exceeds code, touchless elevators and access control, and top-of-market LEED, WELL, and WiredScore certifications.
The tenants are likely to include technology, financial management, legal services, and other growth industries. Ground floor retail will consist of a restaurant and cafe.
Rendering courtesy of Goettsch Partners
