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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlySpectrum Plaza: Leap of Faith
Clairvoyance is the ability to perceive things in the future beyond normal sensory contact. Such a skill would be an asset in commercial real estate development, where intuition must be carefully balanced by the analysis of a broad range of conditions, challenge, and constraints reaching...
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyRowland+Broughton pursues with passion, purpose, place
Exuberance is an asset, a fountain of internal inspiration that often becomes infectious when nurtured, spreading to others nearby, to the work at hand, and ultimately informing the finished product of the pursuit it is applied to. As Rowland+Broughton celebrates 15 years of architectural success...
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Building Dialogue Magazine, Quarterly16 Chestnut: Future Home of DaVita
Straddling LoDo’s past and future, 16 Chestnut is one of the final pieces of the Union Station puzzle. It’s the final project in the heart of “the Saunders block,” so nicknamed for the numerous buildings Englewood-based Saunders Construction has built there.
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyS*Park: Connecting Humans to Nature
S *Park is a mixed-use residential development nestled between Denver’s historic Curtis Park neighborhood and the vibrant River North Art District. Designed to connect humans with nature in an increasingly dense urban environment and putting sustainability first for every construction decision, the net-zero building includes...
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyLocalizing a Global Hotel Brand: Moxy Denver Cherry Creek
Major global hotel brands are successful for a reason. They’ve cracked the code for customer loyalty by providing a sense of predictability, safety and ease of use for guests through a high level of standardization.
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyAntero Bridge: Not Your Ordinary Weekend Project
If you’ve spent time near Denver’s Union Station recently, you may have noticed a new pedestrian bridge spanning two adjacent buildings. Unlike most construction projects, the Antero Pedestrian Bridge was erected quickly in nearly finished form, coming together over the course of a single weekend...
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyInternet of Things: It’s Worth the Investment
In his seminal 1998 work “The Information Paradox,” author John Thorpe pinpointed the difficulty in justifying the real business benefits of information technology spending. Business owners know they have to utilize emerging technology, even if identifying and measuring its value can’t always be fully realized....
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyHealth Care Design Adapts to Meet Changing Industry
Health care design and development will need to continue to adapt to meet the demands of the ever changing health care industry. The evolving health care landscape includes changes to amenities and types/locations of hospital services, including clinics in retail facilities, more accessible outpatient facilities,...
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyTalking Virtual Reality for Architects and Clients
We’ve been using VR for a few years now, primarily for 360-degree rendering and we share those with clients through Samsung Gear headsets in the office. Overall clients love it. It blends both seeing the design of their project with the novelty of being able...
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Building Dialogue Magazine, QuarterlyContinuum Partners Taps Semple Brown to Design New HQ
Creating the ideal office environment for the master co-developer of Denver’s new internationally renowned Union Station development catalyzed an inspirational collaboration between Continuum Partners and the workspace design team at Semple Brown.
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