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JUNE 2017 \ BUILDING DIALOGUE \

patio, lounge area high-rise renters expect. These are enhanced by a the-

ater room, full demonstration kitchen, a party room and bar, all decided-

ly interested in facilitating resident socialization. Thinking beyond the

human needs, the new and improved Country Club Gardens also will be

deliberate in cultivating a dog-friendly atmosphere.

“Fifty percent or more of our current residents have dogs,” says Armer.

“Themix of urban and residential, commercial and community in this area

really lend themselves to pets and we’re going to celebrate that lifestyle.”

Celebrate indeed, Broe is redeveloping one of the site’s existing three-story

residential buildings as a genuine doggie palace, with complete boarding

and day spa, doggie-dedicated retail, and concierge services for residents.

\ Upside: Country Club Towers \

OPENING ART:

The garden terrace level connects to

two towers with outdoor common space

that will include lounge areas, fire pits

and a yoga lawn.

FAR LEFT:

The saw tooth exterior led Swinerton

to locate the manlifts along the inward

facing planes during construction.

TOP RIGHT:

High-rise living in Denver begins with

amazing views. Country Club Gardens

Towers II and III deliver from every unit.

BOTTOM RIGHT:

Below Towers II and III the remaining

Garden Buildings spread out across the

superblock, a community of rental units

and courtyard gardens that feels like

five minutes from everything Denver

has to offer.

PROJECT TEAM

OWNER:

Broe Real Estate Group

GENERAL CONTRACTOR:

Swinerton Builders

ARCHITECT:

SCB

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT:

Daniel Weinbach & Partners

CIVIL ENGINEER:

Kimley-Horn

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:

S.A. Miro

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER:

MV Consulting

MECHANICAL/PLUMBING:

AE Associates Inc.