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From the construction of tene-ments in the 1800s to the high-rise steel and concrete luxury residential towers built today, for-rent housing has come a

long way. But one constant is the use of wood to build rental hous-ing. Over the years, architects and engineers have pushed the limits of what wood can do, and the adoption of the 2015 International Building Code allows this to continue.

Not everyone is happy though. There has been some recent back-lash about the number of four- and five-story wood-frame apartments impacting Denver’s downtown. With

continued demand for housing, esca-lating construction prices and the abil-ity to achieve even higher densities under the recent IBC, we don’t antic-ipate the number of new wood-frame buildings added to the Denver land-scape will dimin-ish.

The most sig-nificant benefit the new IBC offers wood-frame construction is the

ability to design a podium building based on the overall building height. Podium buildings will no longer be restricted to only one level of podium structure below the podium deck.

This gives designers the ability to design a seven-story, midrise build-ing with five levels of wood-frame construction over two levels of con-crete podium – all above grade. With this additional above-grade level of concrete, the flexibility and oppor-tunities to increase density, reduce cost or both become possible.

Options include pulling the tra-ditional below-grade level parking

out of the ground to save the cost of building subterranean, which is typi-cal in traditional podium designs. Another option would be to leave the subterranean parking, which allows an additional level of residen-tial units within the concrete por-tion of the structure, thus increasing density. Both options will change how the design world and residen-tial developers look at the potential of a site.

When evaluating an apartment site, a developer typically considers four wood-frame apartment designs:

Investors from outside Colorado represented 70 percent of purchases through August

National Interest

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How pursuing LEED certification pays off for Zolaco Community Development

Sustainability Efforts

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Mayor Hancock shares his plans for more affordable housing in Denver

Affordable Housing

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Photography © Brad NicolThe 2015 International Building Code offers wood-frame construction the ability to design a podium building based on the overall building height. Podium buildings will no longer be restricted to only one level of podium structure below the podium deck.

Please see Page 24

October 2015

New wood-framecodes allow formore flexibility

Nathan Sciarra, AIA

Studio director, KTGY Architecture + Planning, Denver

by Michelle Z. Askeland Co-working is an unavoidable

buzzword in Denver. In the few short years dedicated co-working space has had a presence in the city, the definition has evolved from a communal environment to one that often embraces private offices as well as community areas. The long-term effects of what this new office environment means to the office property market has yet to be seen. But its ever-growing presence, which capitalizes on flexibility and a plethora of officing options, should not be ignored.

“Traditional co-working is mostly hot desking and open desks,” said Craig Baute, Creative Density founder. “When it started, it focused on people who could work from home but didn’t want to. They really wanted to be around friends. You were first solving the need of people versus the need of space.”

After helping open a co-working space in Toronto in 2010, Baute moved to Denver to open a similar space in June 2011. In addition to not wanting to be the first co-work-ing space in a city – Creative Density was the second – he wanted a city that offered the right amount of risk

and reward when considering cost as well as culture.

“I chose Denver because it was affordable, it was in growth mode, and the culture was accepting of remote working, freelancing and start-ups,” he said.

At the time, Baute’s concept of co-working space was pretty dif-ferent than executive suites, which was one of the only flexible office environments available. While co-working focused on people first, executive suites focus primarily on meeting office space needs for its members.

For example, executive suite pro-

vider Regus, which was founded 25 years ago and has 20 locations in Colorado, offers a plug-and-play office environment. A tenant can rent an office for himself or for a team, and Regus supplies the infra-structure and services, including phone, Internet, administrative and reception staff, furniture and meet-ing rooms.

“Our tenants typically are people that want the flexibility that we offer and don’t want to invest the initial capital outlay that it would take to open up their own tradition-

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Photo courtesy Thrive Workplace The definition of co-working is evolving to embrace private offices and private desks, as well as community areas and open desks.

October 2015

The evolution of co-working in Denver

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The right site

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The great outdoors

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Colorado Center

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Considerations for selecting an ideal site for a company in metro Denver

The need, demand and value of outdoor spaces within office properties

How the Great Recession allowed for the reexamination of project plans

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