Posted by
Ken on
August 3, 2008
The La Alma/Lincoln Park infill project at 13th and Osage named Osage Courts is getting closer to construction and the design of the project is also now available. Here are some images obtained from the architect Van Meter Williams Pollack website:
The project consists of 185 market-rate rental units wrapped around/above a parking structure. The project is also aiming for LEED Silver certification, and it’s within walking distance of both the 10th and Osage and Auraria at Colfax light rail stations.
Construction is planned to be complete about a year from now.
Posted by
Ken on
April 14, 2008
Back in 2002, the site at the corner of Colfax and Osage in Downtown Denver’s La Alma/Lincoln Park district was rezoned to allow for a multi-family residential project to be called the Wellington Apartments. Since then, however, nothing has happened…until now.
An active development case is currently under review with the city for the Osage Apartments project at the same site. The project, proposed to include 288 rental units in a four story building, is being developed by Carmel Partners. Construction may be underway by late summer.
Good to see this project finally moving forward. The site’s proximity to the Colfax at Auraria light rail station makes it a particularly good development site. I’ll try to round up a rendering.
Posted by
Ken on
August 3, 2006
Today I’ve got news about two different infill projects with interesting “A” names.
First, the “Antares Urban Townhomes” is a brand new infill project planned for the La Alma-Lincoln Park neighborhood. The development will consist of 8 townhomes located at the southeast corner of 10th and Inca. The units will range in size from 1,650 to 2,000 SF in size and prices will start in the low $400,000s. The project website is www.denverurbantownhomes.com. Right now there’s only contact info on the website, but project details will be available online soon, I would imagine. Here’s a rendering of the Antares:
The other project is the “Ayr Lofts on 29th,” a 4-story, 20-unit condominium building that will be situated between Firth Court and W. 29th Avenue, just west of Zuni in the Highland neighborhood. I first mentioned the Ayr in my blog back on November 28th. Today I’m happy to announced that they’ve just broken ground. A construction fence is up and there’s already a big hole in the ground. Good luck to both of these projects.
I’ve also just added two infill projects to the Civic Center page: the Clyfford Still Museum on Block 044-E and the 1200 Delaware project on Block 046-E.
