Alvarado Construction, which separately is part of the construction team building Invesco Field at Mile High, Denver's new professional football stadium, is putting the finishing touches on the $3-million renovation.
Company president Linda Alvarado, says she is constructing the building at cost. Her family also donated $200,000 to it.
The city closed the building, which formerly housed the Denver district attorney's office, in 1984 and it fell into disrepair. At one point, a developer tried to turn it into lofts, but City Councilwomen Debbie Ortega and Ramona Martinez convinced the city to sell it to the non-profit National Image Inc. for $410,000.
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