I’m sure by now you have guessed the theme of the week: bringing you up to speed with all of the projects around the Golden Triangle. With an 18-story project, Eviva, just getting out of the ground down the street, Joule, formally known as EnV and 1000 Speer, is now complete with residents already occupying many of the units. Joule is a 16-story project providing 224 units to the Golden Triangle.

Here are all of our posts featuring Joule:

New Golden Triangle Project: EnV

More Tower Cranes Going Up Around Downtown Denver!

Spring 2014: Downtown Denver Hole-in-the-Ground Census

Golden Triangle: EnV Update #1

Golden Triangle: EnV Update #2

Joule features a color we don’t often see around Denver: white. Most of the building fronting Speer Boulevard has a white stucco facade. It may seem that the parking podium, covered with wood screening, also fronts Speer Boulevard however, that’s not the case. There is an alley between Joule and Speer Boulevard, making it a possibility that the podium will be covered by another project in the future.

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Here are two views from the Sunken Gardens Park. The south end of the project features brown brick and a glass curtain wall.

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Joule has a great presence along Speer Boulevard, which is already scattered with many projects of similar size.

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Finally, a look at the Cherokee Facing side. The glass, brown brick, and white stucco contrast the various beige high rises around the Golden Triangle. Joule is quite a refreshing sight from a materials standpoint.

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Joule has great colors, material, and scale for the Golden Triangle. Welcome to the neighborhood!