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Building Glass House
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CPV's First
High-Rise.
The twin tower 23-story Glass House was the first high-rise project in
Denver's Central Platte Valley, the formerly desolate rail yards behind
Union Station that has been transformed into one of Downtown's trendiest
urban neighborhoods. The Glass House, which features 389 condominium
residences, structured parking, a health club, and a variety of other
amenities, was a joint venture between Colorado's
East-West Partners and Atlanta-based
Wood Partners, with architectural
services provided by the
Preston Partnership. Glass House broke
ground in May 2005 with construction completed in early 2007. The four
renderings below are courtesy of East-West Partners, and the final eight
images from December 2006 were featured in the
Many Colors of Glass House blog entry
of December 14, 2006.
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