Earlier this year, the U.S. Green Building Council released its LEED in Motion: Industrial Facilities report, which highlights collaborative efforts across the manufacturing sector to design and implement LEED

Architect Robert Outland, AIA, AICAE, LEED, AP, is a cultural interpreter, with a penchant for designing spaces that deliver to clients a perfect fit of the tangible, functional and emotional.

Simple logic dictates that the most-likely tenants to occupy a building in the future are the existing tenants.

Though the complexities of building a modern high-rise are many, the challenge of doing it better and faster than before has long been the spirit that drives success in an ultracompetitive market.

In the past five years, Denver has been a trendsetter for the proliferation of collaborative office facilities nationwide.

Historically, when someone referred to a “community hospital,” they were usually referring to a scaled-down general hospital in a smaller town or rural area.

Greg Price answers questions about the multifamily property market in Colorado’s mountain resort communities

One might think that Denver’s recent growth presents unique challenges. While growth challenges do exist, it’s not a new condition. In late 1800s and into the early 19th century, Denver’s growth left our city ugly and lacking in beauty. Ugly until Mayor Speer adopted a national “City Beautiful” concept, which left his indelible imprint on Denver.

NAIOP Colorado, the commercial real estate development association, is concerned about the lack of affordable housing

Thousands of people in our city lack access to the simple advantages so many of us take for granted, like a place to call home