A new eight-story apartment building is under construction in the Speer neighborhood! Developed by Holland Partner Group, 355 Logan will eventually provide 171 homes in 2020 and is located right next to another eight-story residential project, Modera West Wash Park. To orient yourself, here is a map with the project site outlined.
As we stated above, the project is already under construction so lets take a look around the project site. A tower crane has been installed, and underground work has commenced.
Only a section of an alley separate this project and its neighbor. Below is a picture showing the close proximity of the fences; Modera West Wash Park is on the left, 355 Logan is on the right. Once both projects are complete, this will become a thriving, dense block in the neighborhood.
Finally, let’s get to some renderings. Courtesy of Davis Partnership Architects, the project architect, here are two views of 355 Logan. The project has a tasteful two-story step-down to the south with neighboring single family homes across the street.
With construction already underway, 355 Logan should be complete in the first half of 2020.
i almost kind of like this one! nice and generous use of brick for starters. thumbs up.
We often hear complaints by some that the “arm chair” critics in Denver think everything being built here is FUGLY, particularly on the residential side. Not true, of course. There’s some really good looking, well designed buildings going up, and this is one of them. Great addition to the Speer corridor, very attractive, looks like a place you’d WANT to live in!
I used to live in this neighborhood, just up the street from this project t, and I have waited for years to see that ugly brownfield cleared away and turned into something wonderful. This is a very good use of that old, disused field.
Is the step down also needed for 9News to get their signal over the building as well?
It does look nice for that field which was empty for quite some time.
This looks to be a classy, well-conceived residential development. The diversity of materials and eye-pleasing massing of the structure will make a nice addition to all the new buildings going up along Speer. What do you think might take place at that primo Mancinelli corner location? A building of similar height could sure ruin the look of the 2 new buildings that surround it. Do you know what the zoning for that lot is?
The Mancinelli’s lot has the same zoning as the 2 developments – Urban Center, Mixed Use, 8 stories max. They should re-name it “Historic Kenny’s House.” I live 2 blocks away, and I am disappointed to see more residential density without any new retail or commercial space coming to the area. I also have transportation concerns, as Logan and Grant aren’t ready to handle more traffic. But the renderings look sharp, and I am grateful for all of the underground parking.