The Teatro Tower is now On the Rise........Out of nowhere?

The Teatro Tower Project will put some great inspiration into the skyline of Downtown, Denver, Colorado-USA

Estimated cost of $350 million, which would make the Four Seasons the most expensive privately-owned building ever constructed in Denver. The building will have 695,000 square feet of usable space.

Building Uses

• mixed use

• hotel

• parking garage

• residential

• restaurant

• retail

• fitness center

	Heights		Value
	Spire		229.2 m
	Roof		172.2 m

The current Teatro Hotel has about 110 rooms and despite a recent renovation, there are more plans in the works. In addition to Doubling the amount of rooms the hotel has available, other amenities such as conferencing rooms, a health spa, and a lap pool, a business center, a restaurant, and a bar. All of this will be inside of the "tallest tower in town......." Taller than the tallest in town now: the Republic Plaza.

The New Hotel Teatro Tower Will be connected to the old fouteen story tower, by an underground tunnel. In addition, 360 parking spaces will be place in a three story underground parking facility.

Photographing SkyScrapers in Downtown Denver, Colorado

Something that I Do in Denver Take Pictures of Tall Buildings

Skyline Photography
Photos Taken by:

Johnathan J. Stegeman

The Tallest Skyscraper in Denver is the Republic Plaza, which stands 714 feet and reaches 56 Stories.

Holding the spot for the tallest structure in the western mountain region of the United States, since it was finished in 1984. Product of the ever so propelling force, know as the "energy boom"--which was an abundant time for building as there were 14 skyscrapers added into downtown during this period.

Things to Do In Denver......When You're Alive

Denver Colorado, USA

Here are some things to do in Denver, if you are touring the city as a visitor

• Brown Palace Hotel, the city's oldest hotel
• Buckhorn Exchange, Denver's oldest restaurant, a historic old-west steakhouse
• Civic Center, a neoclassical park, and the cultural, art and governmental center of Denver
• Colorado State Capitol
• Confluence Park, where the city started at the confluence of the South Platte and Cherry Creek.
• D&F Tower, when it was built in 1910 the tallest building west of the Mississippi
• Denver Art Museum
• Denver Botanic Gardens
• Denver Mint
• Denver Museum of Nature & Science
• Denver Performing Arts Complex - The second largest performing arts center in the US after New York City's Lincoln Center.
• Denver Public Library, serving Denver's educational and entertainment needs from 23 locations and a bookmobile.
• Four Mile House, an important stop on the Cherokee Trail and the oldest standing residential building in the metropolitan area
• Molly Brown House, where Molly Brown lived in Denver
• Denver Aquarium
• Red Rocks, This Denver owned park and outdoor amphitheater 15 miles west of Denver near Morrison, CO
  is world famous for its awe-inspiring red rock formations and its
  amphitheater with near perfect acoustics that has featured famous
  concerts by U2, The Beatles, Neil Young and others.
• Richthofen Castle, a castle built by the uncle and godfather of the Red Baron
• Six Flags Elitch Gardens - A rare downtown Amusement Park
• Tattered Cover, a very popular independent bookstore with two locations in Denver (LoDo, and Cherry Creek), and one in the suburb of Highlands Ranch.
• Union Station, a magnificent three-story building and the hub of the new FasTracks commuter rail network.
• Wells Fargo Center, the "cash register" or "mailbox" building (3rd tallest building in Denver)
  

Downtown Denver Building Heights and Information (Top 15):

Republic Plaza - 56 stories/714 feet - Completed 1984 - SOM Architects
1801 California - 52 stories/709 feet - Completed 1983 - MTY Architects
Wells Fargo Center - 50 stories/698 feet - Completed 1983 - Phillip Johnson Architects
1999 Broadway - 42 stories/544 feet - Completed 1985 - Fentress Bradburn Architects
MCI Tower - 42 stories/522 feet - Completed 1981 - HOK Architects
Qwest Tower - 40 stories/507 feet - Completed 1978 - SOM Architects
Hyatt Convention Center Hotel - 37 stories/457 feet - Completed 2005 - Klipp Architects
UMB Bank Plaza (1670 Broadway) - 34 stories/448 feet - Completed 1980 - KPF Architects
17th Street Plaza - 33 stories/438 feet - Completed 1982 - ??? Architects
Wells Fargo Tower North - 32 stories/434 feet - Completed 1974 - ??? Architects
Brook Tower - 42 stories/430 feet - Completed 1968 - ??? Architects
Denver Place (South Tower) - 34 stories/416 feet - Completed 1981 - ??? Architects
One Tabor Center - 30 stories/408 feet - Completed 1985 - KPF Architects
Denver Place (Plaza Tower) - 31 stories/405 feet - Completed 1983 - ??? Architects
Johns Manville Tower - 29 stories/400 feet - Completed 1978 - ??? Architects