Denver, Colorado
26th and Alcott is a new 15-story building in Denver’s expanding Jefferson Park neighborhood. The project includes for-sale condominiums and for-rent apartments with the goal of offering an affordable entry point into the housing marketing for first-time home buyers. The project also includes a 100-room apartment style hotel which, though operating as a hotel, offers the warmth and character of a home. Additionally, the building touts two swimming pools, a sauna, a fitness center, and a top floor condo club.
The modern architectural character of the building will stand apart recalling the clean lines and crisp forms of a Mondrian painting. OZ lead Designer Ari Irfano elaborates, “Piet Mondrian was a Dutch modernist who is best known for his 1920’s paintings where he creates abstract geometric pieces of shapes, lines and color that attain a remarkable asymmetric balance. OZ has taken some traditional building ideas, such as proportion and base-middle-top articulation, and has threaded these into the building façade with the theories of Mondrian.” – OZ Architecture
The Amenity Deck further builds upon the modern design character inspired by Piet Mondrian by overlaying shape + line in a beautifully balanced proportion creating form for the exterior program.
Services:
Amenity Deck Design, Landscape Architecture, Streetscape Design
Client:
Tessler Developments, LLC
Cost-Size:
2.6 Million | 80,400 SF (1.85 Acres)
– Streetscape: 36,640 SF (0.84 Acres)
– Level 04 Apartment Courtyard: 30,200 SF
– Level 04 Condo Courtyard: 13,560 SF (+3,315 SF Pool Pavilion)
Project Details:
Mixed-Use
Total Parcel Size: 148,600 SF (3.41 Acres)
– Ground Floor Area: 111,960 SF
Concept Renderings
Project Team
Architect: OZ Architecture
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