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/ BUILDING DIALOGUE / JUNE 2017

I. The 26-story high-rise still offers commanding views of

the Front Range to the west and south, downtown growing

to the north, while overlooking the golf course and Cherry

Creek to the east.

“The vision for Towers II and III has been in Broe’s frame

of reference for more than 20 years,” continues Armer, “but

developing more than a million square feet of legacy asset

in synch with the market requires special timing.” In total

the two new structures, which share a podium base, will ac-

count for 558 new studio, one- and two-bedroom units ac-

companied by 985 parking stalls configured across the sev-

en-level garage. Recognizing that the day-to-day benefits of

living in Denver are equally leveraged by its competition,

Broe’s development perspective on Country Club Towers II

and III has been to offer new, different and more appealing

in abundance.

“We started with the premise that high-rise living is real-

ly about the view,” says Armer. The towers are designed with

a sawtooth exterior configuration that puts floor-to-ceiling

bay windows in every home, doubling the view plane of

middle units. Broe also developed an all-in amenities pack-

age that begins with the fitness center and outdoor pool,

/ Upside: Country Club Towers /