Imagine a historic church in Denver being transformed into a vibrant mixed-use space, blending the charm of its sacred origins with the dynamic energy of modern retail and office environments. This adaptive reuse project capitalizes on the building's architectural beauty and historical significance while catering to contemporary needs. An original 1890's church with two additions, one in 1920 and one in the 1950's. Beautiful high ceilings in the main sanctuary space with a wall of handcrafted stained glass windows. The buildings are contributing structures in the Ghost Historic District and the exteriors cannot be substantially modified--but with the original brick and large windows, the bones are great! Plans call for a communal park-like courtyard with a mix of hard- and soft scape additions. Precedent images are included in the attachments. This established corner will provide a new neighborhood gathering place--serving as a "third place", a role churches have often historically served. Great existing street traffic on 29th Street. The exterior retains the original stone façade meticulously cleaned and restored to highlight its timeless elegance. The towering stained glass windows are preserved, adding a colorful and unique character to the building. A contemporary landscape design, creating a striking juxtaposition between old and new, inviting visitors to explore the space. Upon entering, the vast, open nave is now a flexible, multi-functional area. The soaring vaulted ceilings are adorned with exposed decorative beams and natural lighting, creating an airy, welcoming atmosphere. These areas are designed to accommodate a variety of retailers, from shops to trendy boutiques. Private office spaces are thoughtfully designed for each office space to have access to natural light creating a serene atmosphere conducive to focus and think creativity. Throughout the property, this area encourages social interaction and networking, with a comfortable open-plan layout to support both formal and informal gatherings, fostering a sense of community. The development is marketed as a unique destination that celebrates Denver’s rich architectural heritage while offering modern amenities and flexible spaces. The fusion of historical charm with contemporary functionality positions it as a prime location for businesses seeking a distinctive identity and community-oriented environment. This innovative adaptive reuse project not only revitalizes a historic church but also contributes to the vibrancy of Denver’s urban landscape, making it a coveted address for retailers, offices, and community events.