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bcp Aug 18, 2014 8:50 PM

1144 15th Street - Construction and News
 
Hope this isn't a gigantic hex on the project...but 40 stories / 625 feet deserves its own thread....a few new pictures from Picard Chilton website:


http://www.pickardchilton.com/mobile...h_Street/1.jpg

Thoughts on this side of the parking podium?...

http://www.pickardchilton.com/mobile...h_Street/2.jpg

that is some serious uplighting!

afrench Aug 18, 2014 9:06 PM

This is the building that's similar to the Hines-developed tower in Calgary, correct? I was in Calgary last week and saw that building up close and in the flesh, and it is shaaaaarp! Can't wait until this one starts rising.

jubguy3 Aug 18, 2014 9:09 PM

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Originally Posted by bcp (Post 6696044)
Hope this isn't a gigantic hex on the project...but 40 stories / 625 feet deserves its own thread....a few new pictures from Picard Chilton website:


http://www.pickardchilton.com/mobile...h_Street/1.jpg

Thoughts on this side of the parking podium?...

http://www.pickardchilton.com/mobile...h_Street/2.jpg

that is some serious uplighting!

No, it's perfectly fine for a major project. It's a beautifully phallic building, too. Quite thick. please forgive me

StevenF Aug 18, 2014 9:11 PM

Sexy, and now I am jealous.

EngiNerd Aug 18, 2014 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by bcp (Post 6696044)
Hope this isn't a gigantic hex on the project...but 40 stories / 625 feet deserves its own thread....a few new pictures from Picard Chilton website:


http://www.pickardchilton.com/mobile...h_Street/1.jpg

Thoughts on this side of the parking podium?...

I don't think the parking podium will stick out nearly as much as this rendering shows...it almost looks like the rendering has the building sited on the old Great Gulf site (or even closer) when it should be back directly adjacent and to the left of the Four Seasons. I think it will be fine.

EDIT: This is the actual view when taken from Google...you can see that the building will actually be quite a bit further back than shown in the rendering. It actually almost looks like the rendering shows the building on the corner of Speer and Market!
http://i.imgur.com/7n94NvH.jpg

bcp Aug 18, 2014 11:09 PM

that makes sense...it will be pushed in and back a bit.

BG918 Aug 19, 2014 2:37 AM

From that angle you won't even be able to see the podium. It will be covered by the 22 story 1401 Lawrence.

Driving down Lawrence it will be a little jarring but I've heard it will at least be precast concrete. There is a proposal (rendering has been posted before) for a 30 story apartment tower on the lot next to Four Seasons so that would effectively cover it up.

blm3034L!fe Aug 21, 2014 5:42 AM

Maybe its been mentioned already, but is there a set date for construction to start on this bad boy? Hopefully they configure some illumination on this sleek new tower. :dancingbacon

BG918 Aug 21, 2014 2:48 PM

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Originally Posted by blm3034L!fe (Post 6699744)
Maybe its been mentioned already, but is there a set date for construction to start on this bad boy? Hopefully they configure some illumination on this sleek new tower. :dancingbacon

May 2015 start if all goes as planned. That would probably mean a late 2017 finish, and some really tall (700+ ft) crane(s) up for a couple years.

bcp Aug 21, 2014 3:12 PM

oh man..i thought it was this fall and that they had already applied for shoring permit?

shakman Aug 21, 2014 6:26 PM

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Originally Posted by BG918 (Post 6700025)
May 2015 start if all goes as planned. That would probably mean a late 2017 finish, and some really tall (700+ ft) crane(s) up for a couple years.

Well the crane will not be initially assembled at 700'. There is an OSHA regulation which allows stand alone tower cranes up to a certain height. As the crane(s) rise with the building, the crane will be supported onto the building's structure to eventually the cranes' full height.

BG918 Aug 21, 2014 7:09 PM

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Originally Posted by shakman (Post 6700401)
Well the crane will not be initially assembled at 700'. There is an OSHA regulation which allows stand alone tower cranes up to a certain height. As the crane(s) rise with the building, the crane will be supported onto the building's structure to eventually the cranes' full height.

True, they will likely be self climbers and at their top height will be 700+ for a few months while they erect the steel for the crown and install the curtain wall panels, as well as any rooftop mechanical equipment. Either way they'll be taller cranes than Denver has seen since Four Seasons went up.

comoneymaker Aug 22, 2014 5:21 AM

First off yes you did just jinx it because you didn't knock on wood lol.
Second since when did it go from 590 ft to 625 ? Max crane height maybe around 650 plus or minus some....

RyanD Aug 22, 2014 2:52 PM

Now this project, we'll for sure get the cool luffing jib cranes thanks to the 4s next door. So it'll probably look something like this:

http://i59.tinypic.com/5afdw4.jpg
By jgacis

BG918 Aug 22, 2014 3:56 PM

^ And Brooks Tower. I think they will have one self-climbing tower crane at the corner of 15th & Lawrence that will go to the full height of the tower erecting the steel structure, precast at the garage and curtain wall. And then maybe another luffing jib crane on the other side by Arapahoe that will mostly erect the concrete garage (deck and column forms, rebar, etc). They will likely be shutting down the sidewalk, parking and traffic lanes all around so there goes the 15th St bikeway between Arapahoe & Lawrence.

bcp Aug 22, 2014 4:31 PM

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Originally Posted by comoneymaker (Post 6701233)
First off yes you did just jinx it because you didn't knock on wood lol.
Second since when did it go from 590 ft to 625 ? Max crane height maybe around 650 plus or minus some....

HA...let's hope not...regarding the height...i can't recall who, but somebody mentioned it on the main dev thread based on the most recent submission.

ryan - where is that pic from? SF..Boston?

RyanD Aug 22, 2014 4:41 PM

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Originally Posted by bcp (Post 6701686)
ryan - where is that pic from? SF..Boston?

It's from LA! Wilshire Grand tower development. 73 stories, 1,099 ft.

blm3034L!fe Sep 3, 2014 5:28 AM

So is this tower legit?
Is it actually going to see the light of day? Is there any word on a groundbreaking date? Because to be honest to see a tower like this go up in or city would be freaking awesome. The last time we seen anything like this was Four Seasons.

I was also curious if there's been any updates on the confluence tower?

Come on Denver become the great city you were born to be. Let those towers rise baby!

wong21fr Sep 3, 2014 2:57 PM

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Originally Posted by blm3034L!fe (Post 6714896)
So is this tower legit?
Is it actually going to see the light of day? Is there any word on a groundbreaking date?

Yes, it's legit as any other proposal that has financing lined up. A May 2015 groundbreaking has been announced.

blm3034L!fe Sep 3, 2014 5:14 PM

May 2015!!!

That's a long ways out, but it'll be here before we know it thanks Wong.


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