This is Denver's
Natural Advantage.
Meet 1900 Lawrence, a truly standout, amenity-rich, wellness-forward 703,315 RSF environment for tenants who care
about flexibility, design, and the well-being of their people. Elevated in both altitude and experience, 1900 Lawrence
delivers amenities that match Denver’s dynamic energy, featuring a sprawling seventh-floor amenity level that sets
the tone for spectacular days. Set within the Central Business District, our location keeps tenants close to the action
without being in the middle of it, bringing fewer crowds, more breathing room, and a calmer work environment.
about flexibility, design, and the well-being of their people. Elevated in both altitude and experience, 1900 Lawrence
delivers amenities that match Denver’s dynamic energy, featuring a sprawling seventh-floor amenity level that sets
the tone for spectacular days. Set within the Central Business District, our location keeps tenants close to the action
without being in the middle of it, bringing fewer crowds, more breathing room, and a calmer work environment.
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AWARD-WORTHY DESIGN 1900 Lawrence was recognized by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) as an Award of Excellence winner in the Best Tall Building Americas category of the CTBUH 2025 Awards Program and named NAIOP Colorado’s Office Development of the Year. |
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UNEXPECTED ACTIVATIONS This isn’t a checkbox tenant experience program. We’re actually activating our spaces with cool invitations to mix things up. It’s rooftop tailgates on Opening Day. Terraces turning into a progressive dinner party. A pickleball open event. The activities here don’t just fill time. They make showing up to work memorable. |
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ARCHITECTURE THAT BREATHES 1900 Lawrence blurs the line between building and environment, with a signature stepped massing that opens to the sky and lets natural light and fresh air shape the experience. Eleven private terraces and a communal sky lounge bring the outdoors in, while a transparent lobby and active public plazas soften the edges between city and structure. |
