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DENVER-Steven Holl Architects of New York City and Hartman-Cox Architects of Washington, DC are tapped to design the Denver Justice Center courthouse and detention facility, respectively.
LONE TREE, CO-United Properties sets up the office in conjunction with the acquisition of a shopping center in Colorado Springs. The Minneapolis-based company plans to extend its reach in other property types after settling into its new office.
LONE TREE, CO-United Properties sets up the office in conjunction with the acquisition of a shopping center in Colorado Springs. The Minneapolis-based company plans to extend its reach in other property types after settling into its new office.
CHICAGO-The School of the Art Institute takes the entire 12th floor across the street from its administrative address for extra office space and room to house the architecture and designed objects departments.
DENVER-McStain selects the Boulder-based architecture firm for its $20-million infill residential project. The KGA and McStain project is the first development announced for a portion of the 30-acre site owned by Houston-based Lionstone Urban Investments One.
CENTER VALLEY, PA-Sierra Management begins the first of three planned office buildings, aggregating 130,000 sf, within the 1,600-acre Stabler Center mixed-use development. The all-in cost, excluding site work, is about $100 per sf.
DENVER-OZ Architecture receives the top award from the American Institute of Architects Colorado North Chapter. The award recognizes a firm that has contributed to the profession and set an example both in design and leadership for at least 10 years.