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Museum
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Name:
Civic Center Cultural Complex Parking Garage, The Museum Residences, Denver
Art Museum Administrative Offices
Description:
A 5-level
parking structure with 971 spaces wrapped on the west and south by 56
for-sale condominiums, and at the southeast corner and along the east by a
100-room boutique hotel and an additional 32 condominium units in a 17-story
tower.
Developer:
City &
County of Denver, in co-development with Corporex Colorado and Mile High
Development
Architect:
Daniel Libeskind in association with Davis Partnership Architects
Current
status: Construction of the parking garage completed in 2003. The
Museum Residences Phase 1 to be completed in 2006. Museum
Residences Phase 2 (tower) and hotel will follow, starting in early 2007.
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This block,
once complete, will be one of the most dynamic and architecturally
interesting blocks in the city. Across Acoma Plaza from the Denver Art
Museum's new Frederick C. Hamilton Building also designed by Daniel
Libeskind (see Block 044-E), this development will raise the bar for new
projects along Broadway and throughout the Civic Center area and the Golden
Triangle neighborhood. The only side of the parking garage not wrapped
by associated development is the north side. This location was
reserved as a future expansion site for the Denver Public Library, which
sits across W. 13th Avenue. |
Progress
Nov. 2005 |
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