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September 2019 \ BUILDING DIALOGUE \ 85 OPENING ART: HomeAdvisor will move its headquarters to the top three floors of The Hub South. First-floor retail will include cycling studio Viv Cycle, a Chase Bank branch and two restaurants. Courtesey Ryan Gobuty, Gensler LEFT: The Hub South is L-shaped with ground-floor retail, parking on levels 1-3 and 50,000-sf office plates on levels 4-8. Courtesy Michelle Meunier Photography MIDDLE: The Hub South lobby. Courtesy Michelle Meunier Photography RIGHT: Some of the brick is raked, and has ins and outs that create shadow and help the building fit into RiNo. Courtesy Ryan Gobuty, Gensler BOTTOM: The Hub as seen from above. Courtesy Rocky Mountain Photography wraps the first few floors, an homage to Denver and some of the older structures still thriving in RiNo. But, Mather explains that they took it a step further. “If you look at the detailing, some of the brick colors and textures change as you walk around the buildings to give it some variety,” says Mather. “There’s also a lot of texture to it. Some of the brick is raked, has ins and outs that create shadow to have a bit more of a RiNo feel.” To capture even more of that RiNo essence, local artists were com- missioned to provide some street art accents. In addition, the work of local artists can be found on the inside of the space, as well. Rising up from the brick, bondarized corrugated metal panels — a direct nod to RiNo’s industrial vibe — frame long, horizontal expanses of windows that give the building an industrial chic look. And if it’s possible for an eight-story building to look sleek, this one does. Next-Level Amenities The Hub has every amenity you would expect in a “next level” office building. A 4,000-sf fitness center? Check. Bike storage? Check. / The Hub /