Hurley Place

Denver, Colorado

Hurley Place is an ambitious mixed-use development located in the River North (RiNo) Arts District of Denver, Colorado. The project, spearheaded by the John Buck Company and Menalto Development, aims to transform the area into a vibrant regional entertainment destination that embraces the Colorado lifestyle and supports the local community. The first phase includes two 12-story towers featuring 354,465 SF of office space and 22,256 SF of residential, separated by a landscaped plaza and flanked by retail under both towers. The site slopes from Delegeney Street to Chestnut Place and is the first phase of a proposed four phase development.

Project Information

Location

Denver, Colorado

Size

Residential 222,256 SF, Office 353,465 SF, Retail 26,758 SF, Parking (789 spaces) 292,074 SF

Studio

Architecture

Typology

Mixed Use, Multifamily, Parking Structure, Office

BOKA Powell Credits

Partner: Chris Barnes
Design Team: R. Andrew Bennett, Lyn Diefenderfer, Josh Dockery

External Credits

MEP Engineer: ME Engineers
Structural Engineer: S.A. Miro
Civil Engineer: S.A. Miro
Landscape Architect: OJB Landscape Architecture
Design Architect/Interior Designer: Semple Brown
Lighting Designer: Illume
Building Envelope: CDC
Elevator Consultant: Jenkins & Huntington
Acoustical: Geiler & Associates
Facade Access: Lerch Bates
LEED/Energy Model: Group 14
Life Safety: WJE, Inc.
Parking: Walker Consulting
Accessibility: Access by Design