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Panorama of Denver File 666-937-672

Denver, CO city

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structure #763905437building

The Quincy

existing 96 m 28 floors 2018

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Architectural Height96 m
Floors28
Completion2018
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagerental housing
Status existing
Address1776 Curtis Street
Smart Address1776 Curtis Street
CityDenver
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-16

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  1. Photo 830-142-605
    Photo 830-142-605
    Brian LoBue
  2. Photo 987-195-704
    Photo 987-195-704
    Brian LoBue
  3. Photo 661-754-067
    Photo 661-754-067
    Brian LoBue
  4. Photo 398-202-289
    Photo 398-202-289
    Brian LoBue
  5. Photo 152-586-763
    Photo 152-586-763
    Brian LoBue
  6. Photo 751-058-850
    Photo 751-058-850
    Brian LoBue
  7. Photo 632-181-838
    Photo 632-181-838
    Brian LoBue
  8. Photo 676-003-567
    Photo 676-003-567
    Brian LoBue
  9. Photo 301-070-643
    Photo 301-070-643
    Brian LoBue
  10. Photo 287-891-877
    Photo 287-891-877
    Brian LoBue
  11. Photo 475-615-157
    Photo 475-615-157
    Brian LoBue
  12. Photo 558-177-008
    Photo 558-177-008
    Brian LoBue
  13. Photo 523-099-399
    Photo 523-099-399
    Brian LoBue

Construction calendar

127 construction-phase photos across 2016 to 2017.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2016 83 4 14 16 26 23
2017 44 26 1 17
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