Denver, CO – Jordy Construction broke ground on SugarSquare, a new office space in Denver’s lower downtown (LoDo), located at 1530 16th Street in Denver.
The four-story, 10,800-square-foot building will be constructed between the historic Sugar Building and Spice Building, taking the place of a narrow parking lot. The building will feature an exterior façade of glass and blackened stainless steel with a green roof and amenities deck on top. Each floor will also be connected to the Sugar Building, allowing for ease of foot traffic.
“With nearly 60 years of experience in construction, our team of professionals is excited to tackle such a unique project in LoDo,” said Sean Wardroup, president of Jordy Construction. “We’re committed to maintaining the integrity of the area and delivering the project in a way that supports our client’s needs.”
Jordy Construction is working with developer Urban Villages and architect Semple Brown Design to complete the project. After excavation of the space, Jordy Construction will begin shoring and concrete foundation. Once the foundation is set, Jordy Construction will construct the building using a hybrid structural steel and precast concrete core with a metal and glass shell.
SugarSquare is the final component of the three-building ‘Sugar Block’ project begun by Urban Villages in 2003. Conceived of as an addition to the historic Sugar Building at 1530 16th St., SugarSquare fills in a longstanding gap in Denver’s urban fabric with a distinctly modern building that respects the context and rhythm of the historic Wazee streetscape.
Renderings by Semple Brown Design, courtesy of Jordy Construction
