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La Alma-Lincoln Park
District
Click on a yellow
project number on the aerial to jump to that project. Click on a thumbnail
to view
the image. Images are numbered 1 -
4 from left to right. Images not credited to another source are original
to DenverInfill.com.
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Alma-Lincoln Park is an historic, primarily Latino district with Santa
Fe Drive the main commercial corridor through the area. While only
a few infill projects have occurred in the past few years, the area is
starting to experience increased development activity, particularly near RTD light rail lines.
La
Alma-Lincoln Park has also experienced a wave of historic building
renovations that has infused new vitality into the area. The prime
example is Santa Fe Drive, which now features dozens of art galleries,
design firms, theatres, and cultural institutions, with more on the way.
The district has relatively few vacant lots, so revitalization will most
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1
Denver Health Medical Ctr.
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Known as the "Far
Western Addition", this expansion onto a former parking lot will hold the
Denver Health Medical Center's Women's and Children's Pavilion, a new
212,000 SF building containing the center's neonatal and nursery
facilities. The project broke ground in October 2004 and is slated
to be completed in May 2006. The project is being financed through a bond
issue passed by Denver voters in 2003. Image credits: 1:
www.boulderassociates.com
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Denver Health Medical Ctr.
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Another project
financed through the 2003 bond issue for the Denver Health Medical Center
is this new parking garage located at the corner of Bannock and W. 6th
Avenue. Formerly a parking lot, the new parking garage known as the
"Bannock Garage" opened Spring
2005 and includes 700 parking spaces for employees and ambulances.
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Osage Apartments
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Home of the former
Vulcan Ironworks plant, this site was rezoned in 2002 for a 250-unit
mixed-use residential project, but the plan was stalled as the developers
were unable to secure a small parcel owned by RTD. Now that obstacle
has been removed and the project is back on track. The original
project was to be called the "Residences at Vulcan Ironworks" but the new
development application was filed by "Wellington Apartments, LLC," perhaps
the new name of the project.
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Santa Fe Commons
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The Santa Fe Commons project was completed in 2004 on a vacant lot at the
corner of W. 10th Avenue and Santa Fe Drive in the heart of the historic
Santa Fe business district. The project features 38 units of
affordable apartments, 6,000 SF of ground-floor retail space, 6,000 SF of
second-floor office space, and two levels of underground parking.
The project was designed by Dulaney Architecture.
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Maravilla
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The Maravilla condominium project, located at the southeast corner of W.
9th Avenue and Kalamath, includes three 4-story buildings of 25 units
each, for a total of 75 units. Construction is expected to begin
Summer 2006 with completion for late 2007.
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Antares Townhomes
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The Antares Urban Townhomes project consists of 8 units located at the
southeast corner of 10th and Inca. The units will range in size from
1,650 to 2,000 sf. and prices will start in the low $400's. The
project has already broken ground and is expected to be completed in
Winter, 2008. The project is being developed by Terry Stenlund.
Image credits and project website: 1:
www.denverurbantownhomes.com. |
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Rendering not
yet available |
Rendering not
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Osage
Court
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The Osage Court project includes 185 rental units in a four-story
building. The existing industrial building at the site would be
demolished. Zoning approval for the project was passed by Denver City
Council in March, 2008. Construction schedule unknown. |
Site photo
coming soon |
Site photo
coming soon |
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