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Panorama of Denver File 666-937-672

Denver, CO city

structure #775653163building

The Platform at Union Station

existing 70 m 21 floors 2015

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Architectural Height70 m
Floors21
Completion2015
Structural Formhigh-rise building
Main Usagerental housing
Status existing
Address1650 Wewatta Street
Smart Address1650 Wewatta Street
CityDenver, CO
CountryUnited States
Source: SKYDB | As of: 2026-09-17

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  1. Photo 203-153-863
    Photo 203-153-863
    Brian LoBue
  2. Photo 101-223-034
    Photo 101-223-034
    Brian LoBue
  3. Photo 443-273-657
    Photo 443-273-657
    Brian LoBue
  4. Photo 502-943-124
    Photo 502-943-124
    Brian LoBue
  5. Photo 508-840-016
    Photo 508-840-016
    Brian LoBue
  6. Photo 954-982-594
    Photo 954-982-594
    Brian LoBue
  7. Photo 273-877-651
    Photo 273-877-651
    Brian LoBue
  8. Photo 880-710-257
    Photo 880-710-257
    Brian LoBue
  9. Photo 245-692-611
    Photo 245-692-611
    Brian LoBue
  10. Photo 996-752-650
    Photo 996-752-650
    Brian LoBue
  11. Photo 978-346-655
    Photo 978-346-655
    Brian LoBue
  12. Photo 435-548-372
    Photo 435-548-372
    Brian LoBue
  13. Photo 476-543-568
    Photo 476-543-568
    Brian LoBue
  14. Photo 786-451-479
    Photo 786-451-479
    Brian LoBue

Construction calendar

166 construction-phase photos across 2013 to 2015.

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
2013 22 1 1 3 3 3 11
2014 136 20 13 26 11 28 30 8
2015 8 8
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