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Broomfield, CO city

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structure #601178318building

Central Park Tower

existing 11 floors 2010

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Location of Central Park Tower

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Floors11
Completion2010
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagecommercial office
Status existing
Address385 Interlocken Crescent
Smart Address385 Interlocken Crescent
CityBroomfield
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

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  1. Photo 605-877-317
    Photo 605-877-317
    Brian LoBue
  2. Photo 992-654-806
    Photo 992-654-806
    Brian LoBue
  3. Photo 976-051-252
    Photo 976-051-252
    Brian LoBue
  4. Photo 337-162-383
    Photo 337-162-383
    Brian LoBue
  5. Photo 508-997-510
    Photo 508-997-510
    Brian LoBue
  6. Photo 992-983-779
    Photo 992-983-779
    Brian LoBue
  7. Photo 245-805-953
    Photo 245-805-953
    Brian LoBue
  8. Photo 959-082-947
    Photo 959-082-947
    Brian LoBue
  9. Photo 686-657-367
    Photo 686-657-367
    Brian LoBue

Construction calendar

35 construction-phase photos across 2009 to 2010.

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2009 27 9 18
2010 8 8
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