Finishing up our update rounds in Cherry Creek, let’s visit Coda, a 12-story, 185-unit apartment project. Developed by Zocalo Developement, the same developers as Solera, 2020 Lawrence, and Cadence, Coda is now complete and sits at a prominent location in the Cherry Creek neighborhood.

DenverInfill visited Coda a few times during its construction process. Visit the link below to see all of our coverage.

Coda Update History

Let’s start with the ground level, the most important part of any urban development. Coda features a very inviting entrance and ample patio space for a future retail tenant.

As we mentioned in the introduction, Coda rises 12-stories, the same as its neighbor the Steele Creek Apartments. These two projects extend the density from the eastern portion of Cherry Creek, and make a significant impact along East 1st Avenue and Steele Street. Here are the two buildings looking north.

Backing up from the ground level, here are two photos of Coda looking east from around East 1st Avenue and Saint Paul. The building has a prominent glass wall that juts out from the rest of the project giving it a unique shape.

The rest of the project’s facade is light and dark paneling with wood and glass mixed in. Below are two views from the alley side of Coda.

Walking around the rest of the project, here is Coda from the alley and down Steele Street looking south.

Cherry Creek is becoming an incredible dense, urban pocket in the heart of Denver with more large projects on the way. Welcome to Cherry Creek, Coda!