Who are some of the top Multifamily architects in Denver?
In the 2010s, Denver added approximately 127,000 people to its population.
The attractiveness of the city means that architects who specialize in multifamily construction will be licking their chops for years to come.
Even if there’s a decline through the 2020s, it seems likely that Denver will continue to add around 10,00 people each year.
There are many nationwide developers who have latched on to the Mile-High City as a place to do business, but we’d like to highlight some of the local architects.
Around for decades and rooted in Denver, these architects are constantly designing quality living spaces that new residents flock to.
The first architect that we’re going to be looking at is a Denver-based, award winning firm that was established in 2002.
Shears Adkins Rockmore Architects
According to BuildCentral’s research, there are a combination of 2,342 units in either planning or construction.
If we listed all of their projects, there wouldn’t be room to look at anybody else. Here are three notable projects:
Kenect Denver
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Schedule |
Expected to start sometime in Spring 2020 and ending in spring 2022 |
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Details |
34 stories Ground-floor retail space Parking structure with 278 spaces 441 apartments |
Broadstone Uptown
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Schedule |
Foundation work is underway and structural framing should be completed in late summer 2020. |
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Details |
Eight stories with 107 luxury apartments 112 underground parking spaces Fitness Center Rooftop deck and spa courtyard |
Castle Broadstone
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Schedule |
Planning, and an early-stage development proposal is under review |
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Details |
Two 13-story buildings One with ground-floor retail and market-rate units above One with underground parking and senior units above |
Davis Partnership
According to BuildCentral’s research, there are a combination of 2,277 units in either planning or construction.
Davis Partnership has been under many names since 1892 and has worked on countless projects types.
Here’s three current multifamily developments:
Modera Golden Triangle
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Schedule |
Planning, and the developer is under contract to purchase the property |
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Details |
16-story mixed-use building 8,300 square feet of retail space on the ground floor 538 garage parking spaces 420 apartments |
Novel RiNo
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Schedule |
A building permit is under review and work should be starting in spring 2020 |
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Details |
One 12-story building and one five-story building 11,134 square feet of ground level retail Community amphitheater 415 stalls of underground parking 7,800 square feet of amenity space with a pool and spa 483 apartments |
Evans West
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Schedule |
Planning, and the developer has just closed on the property |
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Details |
19 stories and 715,000 square feet Ground floor retail 582 underground parking spaces Outdoor pool and rooftop deck 479 apartments |
OZ Architecture
According to BuildCentral’s research, there are a combination of 1,977 units in either planning or construction.
OZ Architecture has been around since 1964 and even works on projects in Africa and Antarctica.
Let’s look at three multifamily projects from their home city:
Art District Lofts
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Schedule |
Planning, and the developer is under contract to purchase the property |
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Details |
Eight stories 3,700 square feet of ground-floor retail space 124 apartments with a mixture of one and two-bedrooms |
26th and Alcott Mixed-Use
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Schedule |
Planning, and the developer is securing financing |
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Details |
15 story tower 411 condominiums and 119 apartments Hotel with 93 rooms |
Evolve Towers
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Schedule |
Planning, and a site development plan has been filed with the city |
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Details |
Two residential towers atop a five-story podium Ground floor retail space Four stories of parking 314 condominiums |
Studio PBA
According to BuildCentral’s research, there are a combination of 1,845 units in either planning or construction.
Studio PBA specializes in all types of multifamily construction and is constantly building projects in Denver.
Here’s three:
X Denver 3
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Schedule |
A building permit is under review with the city and work will likely start in spring 2020. |
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Details |
22 stories and 422,167 square feet 6,193 square feet of retail space 20,411 square feet of co-working space 410 units. |
2600 Lawrence Mixed-Use
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Schedule |
Construction just started and should be completed in late 2021 |
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Details |
Three-story building 250 spaces in a parking garage 1,123 square feet of restaurant space Amenity area 246 apartments |
1614 Lafayette Condominiums
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Schedule |
Planning, and conceptual documents are under review with city staff |
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Details |
Five-story mixed-use building 4,700 square feet of ground-floor retail space 47 condominiums |
We’re positive that these top multifamily architects will have more units in their pipelines and Denver will continue to grow quickly.