Holy Moly!  That’s One Awesome Bridge

We’re so excited.  The new Union Gateway Bridge (formerly the 18th Street Pedestrian Bridge) is open!  It’s incredibly cool.  Take the time to walk over there.  The key moment?  Riding down the glass elevator on the Union Station side of the bridge.  The second cool part?  Watching construction at Union Station.  Really, an amazing view that none of us have ever seen before.  For a few details on the bridge, click on through.

It’s Only The Beginning

The first part of the 18th Street Bridge has arrived. 

Look toward the empty plot of land near Union Station and you’ll spot a big steel mass, and an even bigger crane that will hoist the bridge into place.  Soon enough, Riverfront Park and downtown Denver will have two pedestrian bridges connecting one another.  How exciting!

Bridge Update

I sat down with the contractor of the Millennium Bridge and soon-to-be 18th Street Bridge about a month ago to get the low-down on the new pedestrian bridge between the Glass House and the Manhattan.

The 18th Street Bridge is under way…

Build It.  And, Build It Green.

East West Partners is known for its ingenuity for residential building.  So, what is a popular question as of late?

Why the program Built Green as a residential green building standard in Riverfront Park?

Read on to see what our VP of Construction, Matt Mahoney, said in response.

Hard Hats and Tool Belts

Do good!  It may not be the most grammatically correct phrase, but you get the point.  The Riverfront Park team plans to “do good” every month by building a house for Habitat for Humanity.  We’re strapping on our tool belts, grabbing our hard hats and helping out the real estate community. 

Tomorrow kicks off our first day so the Sales Office will be close.  Don’t fret!  We will re-open at 9am on Saturday morning.

Photo credit.

A Built Green Halloween

Gargle the Man Witch says, “Riverfront Park is one of the hippest multi-family projects in Denver.” Read more about what Gargle, aka our VP of Construction, has to say about multi-family building…