Nineteen extraodinary developments from around the world have beem selected as fi nalists for the 2019 ULI Global Awards for Excellence competition, which is widely recognized as one of the real estate industry’s most prestigious award programs. This year’s fi nalists include 14 in North America, four in Asia, and one in Europe.

Development 360 is a mentoring program for ULI young leaders (35 & under) that provides an in-depth case study of one of Denver’s most exciting real estate projects. This year the developer McWhinney has chosen The Ride at RiNo designed by Christopher Carvell Architects

Chris Carvell discusses the opportunities & strategies for locating High Density Residential
adjacent to a light rail station. (Two examples, one proposed and one completed)

Engineering News-Record magazine has recently announced the Mountain States Best Projects winners for 2019 and named Renaissance Downtown Lofts in Denver, Colorado the Merit Award Winner in theResidential/Hospitality category.

Known as the “Academy Awards” of the building industry, PCBC’s Gold Nugget Awards are presentedannually to the top innovators in design, planning and development. The competition is open to builders,developers, architects, and land planners with communities and projects across the United States and internationally.

Organization is key when fitting one’s life into a sub-500-square-foot space. It’s a challenge more metro areas renters are tackling these days as a coastal trend takes root among Denver’s rapidly proliferating apartment buildings.That trend is to go big on tiny.

In Denver, an embrace of affordable density This article ny Hilary Masell Oswald from 5280.com focuses on the lastest micro apartment community designed by CarvellArchitects.com located in the Riverfront North Art District “Rino” Neighborhood entitled.

At RiDe at Rino (River North), the Denver-based McWhinney investment and development company developed 84 micro-studio units in a fi ve-story building at 3609 Wynkoop Street with 42 parking spaces to ameliorate its lower 0.5 parking ratio.

In the creation of the RiDE micro apartment community, Christopher Carvell architects PC (CCA) found
Leonardo da Vinci’s words inspirational:” Small rooms or dwellings set the mind on the right path, large ones cause it to go astray”

The Kansas City Art Institute (KCAI) broke ground this morning on a new student residence hall and
dining center. Located along Warwick Blvd south of the campus gates, the building will house a 244-bed
residence hall, the Wylie Dining Center and the Nerman Café.