Haselden tops out BMC Investments project
Haselden and BMC Investments recently celebrated the topping out of Financial House, which is located at Second and Detroit streets in Cherry Creek. The 70,000-square-foot, eight-story office space will be the first all-glass office building in Cherry Creek North and also will be home to 5,000 sf of retail.
“This project has gone extremely smoothly,” said Haselden project manager Zach Belsey. “That demonstrates how much hard work has gone into it.”
Designed by 4240 Architecture, the space will offer tenants a modern, luxury office building that reflects the unique style of Cherry Creek and offers an activated streetscape with a public courtyard.
The building lobby and courtyard are designed by award winning interior designer Avroko; they have the look and feel of a hotel lobby instead of a traditional office lobby. The lobby and courtyard feature a folding glass wall that connects the two spaces. The building’s four-sided glass curtain wall will put Cherry Creek’s dynamic location on display with panoramic views in every direction.
“We are excited to celebrate the progress that we’ve made to date at Second and Detroit with our partners, Bow River Capital, Haselden Construction and 4240 Architecture,” said Matt Joblon, CEO of BMC Investments. “With its location on one of the prime corners in Cherry Creek North and its unique glass curtain wall design, this building will not only be an enduring asset for the community, but will also set a new bar for commercial real estate in the area.”
The project is slated for completion in early 2019.
Published in the September 2018 issue of Development, Construction & Design in the Sept. 19, 2018, issue of CREJ.
