- Sector: Corporate / Commercial
- Location: Denver, Colorado
- Architect/Specifier: Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP/Opus A&E, Inc.
- Product(s): H2 Model **H200 and Window Coverings Vertical Blinds
Downtown Denver?s first green roof was a golden achievement. Completed in fall 2006, it was the initial sign of a modern transformation in the Rocky Mountain-area office market. This sustainable installation can be found hidden inside the new, incredibly energy-efficient regional home for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The design of the nine-story, LEED Gold-rated building reinforces EPA's important message of resource conservation. Its double-L plan features distinct window and material designs for sunward- and windward-facing zones. Architect Zimmer Gunsul Frasca employed a contextual red brick at the lower floors -- a nod to the historic masonry construction in Denver's Lower Downtown, or LoDo, area.
The design of the nine-story, LEED Gold-rated building reinforces EPA's important message of resource conservation. Its double-L plan features distinct window and material designs for sunward- and windward-facing zones. Architect Zimmer Gunsul Frasca employed a contextual red brick at the lower floors -- a nod to the historic masonry construction in Denver's Lower Downtown, or LoDo, area.
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