Last April Ken posted about the new 16 Chestnut project proposed for the Denver Union Station neighborhood. Built by East West Partners, 16 Chestnut will anchor the fourth and final corner of the Millennium Bridge.

As a refresher, 16 Chestnut is a 320,000 square foot, 18-story office tower located on the rectangular parcel bounded by 16th Street/Millennium Bridge, Chestnut Place, and 17th Street. The site is surrounded by the new Mall Shuttle loop at the Union Station light rail station. Today, we have some new conceptual renderings for you, thanks to Chris Frampton of East West Partners. These are high-resolution renderings, so make sure you click to embiggen! You will see some notable differences from our last post on this project, where the renderings presented were basically just massing models.

16 Chestnut will have a two-story lobby along with some ground floor retail. One unique feature of 16 Chestnut is a pedestrian bridge that will extend from the Millennium Bridge over the mall shuttle loop and connect to the mezzanine level of 16 Chestnut’s lobby. Parking for the building will still be both underground and a few floors above ground.

  

East West Partners is actively marketing the building and hopes to break ground in the near future. Remember, these are conceptual designs and they may change before construction begins. Gensler is the project architect.