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Zeppelin scores development hat trick
“Remind me not to open three major projects in a year that are bigger than anything I’ve ever done before,” Kyle Zeppelin posted on his Facebook page. Zeppelin made the post regarding his development hat trick with only one hour and eight minutes left of the year. Opening three diverse, one-of-kind developments made for a…
Kris Oppermann Stern
January 23, 2019![the source](https://media.crej.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/20093529/the-source-exterior.jpg)
The Source Hotel: Taking concrete to the next level in RiNo
In the booming RiNo Art District northeast of downtown Denver, The Source Hotel’s Nordic-meets-industrial design is a sleek, stark and ultimately apt counterpoint to the historic foundry-turned-food hall of the same name next door.
Building Dialogue
September 9, 2018![Green roofs](https://media.crej.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/20100812/IMG_3708.jpg)
Green roofs supported by Zeppelin
Green roofs were on developer Kyle Zeppelin’s radar screen long before the initiative to require them on some buildings in Denver surfaced. The green roof initiative was adopted by Denver voters last month by an 8.6 percent margin. It was widely opposed by Denver’s development community, with Zeppelin being the most high-profile exception. “Denver developers…
Kris Oppermann Stern
December 11, 2017![flight](https://media.crej.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/20102944/Kyle.rooftop.jpg)
Flight taking off at Taxi
Freight was the only multitenant, speculative office building under construction in Denver during the Great Recession, recalled Kyle Zeppelin, on a recent pleasant spring afternoon, as he sipped an espresso in the Black Black Coffee shop in the mixed-use Taxi development. Freight was 100 percent leased even before it opened in Taxi. Now, Zeppelin, the son…
Kris Oppermann Stern
April 25, 2017