Sunday, October 15, 2006

 

1400 Wewatta... New Images!

Denver Cityscape, an excellent web resource that is similar to DenverInfill but which covers the whole Denver metro region, has recently posted some nice high-resolution images of the proposed 1400 Wewatta project on Block 012 in Lower Downtown planned by Opus Northwest. The project consists of several buildings from seven to nine stories in height featuring residential condominiums, office space, and ground-floor retail all wrapped around structured parking. The attractive location across the street from the Pepsi Center and along the banks of Cherry Creek in the heart of LoDo, is currently a surface parking lot.

Here are the images, courtesy of Denver Cityscape, of 1400 Wewatta:

Perspective looking east at the Wewatta (left) and Cherry Creek (right) elevations from above Speer Boulevard:



Perspective looking north at the Cherry Creek (left) and Wynkoop (right) elevations:


Posted by Ken @ Sunday, October 15, 2006 ~ Permalink ~
Comments:
I think this building is great -- I like how the spaces are broken up so the building doesn't look like one big massive structure, but rather a couple of independent buildings working in harmoy with one another. With such a large infill project, that's a great thing because it adds to the character and diversity of the block.
Permalink Posted by Blogger Ryan Nee : 10/16/2006 01:33:00 AM
 
I like it because it takes away another worthless parking lot AND it creates more of a building wall along Cherry Creek.
Permalink Posted by Blogger Rob : 10/16/2006 08:16:00 AM
 
Lol, that's the parking lot I used whenever I would visit downtown when I was back there visiting... now what will I do?? lol j/k

Anway, great looking building. I can't wait to see it finished. :)
Permalink Posted by Anonymous Aaron(Navy) : 10/16/2006 10:39:00 PM
 
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