A small-format Target is underway as the anchor tenant for the Exchange at Boulevard One, which is being developed by project partners Confluent Development and Kelmore Development.

Along with Fransen Pittman General Contractors, MOA recently marked the completion of the Amy Davis Hospice Support Center in the Lowry neighborhood of Denver. The new facility is an addition to The Denver Hospice’s Inpatient Care Center at Lowry, a project also designed by MOA. The Denver Hospice is the region’s largest nonprofit provider of hospice and palliative care.

An Ohio-based buyer paid $105 million for a newly built Lowry multifamily community at a record-setting mark for a Denver metro garden apartment property. The Connor Group added to its […]

A half-century after the last training flight took off here, the end of Runway One relaunched as Boulevard One. The 70-acre, mixed-use development represents the final phase of the planned build-out at Lowry, with more than 100 single-family homes, 250 attached homes, 420 apartments and 100 condominiums, including the new Met at Boulevard One.

For 50 years Design Workshop has been cultivating a pragmatic design ethos, which is shaped by the thoughtful consideration of four guiding principles – environment, community, economics, and art. The sum of the whole is a well-established legacy of design excellence that stretches across 30 different countries in communities around the world.

Confluent Development, a Denver-based real estate investment and development firm, joined the project team with Kelmore Development Corp., a commercial real estate development, management and investment firm located in Centennial, to deliver The Boulevard at Lowry.