Housing development in Denver is booming, especially in the newly revitalized River North (RiNo) neighborhood of Denver.  Unlike the majority of apartment buildings in the area, Dynia Architects? Freight Residences rejects the typical models of development.  The building has a sense of intimacy and privacy, reduces the homogony of multifamily development, and targets the underserved urban family market. 

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Architects: Dynia Architects

Location: Denver, CO, United States

Architects In Charge: Stephen Dynia, FAIA and Doug Staker, AIA

Area: 55.386 ft2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: JC Buck, Stephen Dynia

Architect Of Record: Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture
Owner: Zeppelin Development

Structural Engineer: KL&A

Landscape Architect: Plot

Mechanical Engineers: MEC

Electrical Engineers: Technicus

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From the architect. Housing development in Denver is booming, especially in the newly revitalized River North (RiNo) neighborhood of Denver.  Unlike the majority of apartment buildings in the area, Dynia Architects? Freight Residences rejects the typical models of development.  The building has a sense of intimacy and privacy, reduces the homogony of multifamily development, and targets the underserved urba...