© Raul Garcia

劳尔·加西亚

架构师提供的文本描述。Tejon 35混合使用开发项目植根于丹佛位于35大道和Tejon街交叉口的时髦的Lohi社区。天戎街是一条主要的零售走廊，为本地居民提供服务，是连接市区商业区和联合车站重建的主要行人走廊。

Text description provided by the architects. The Tejon 35 Mixed Use development is rooted in Denver’s trendy LOHI neighborhood at the intersection of 35th Avenue and Tejon Street. Tejon Street is a prominent retail corridor serving the local residential neighborhood and is the primary pedestrian corridor connecting to the Downtown business district and the Union Station redevelopment.

 © Raul Garcia

劳尔·加西亚

Meridian 105的Tejon混合用途建筑为这条走廊贡献了4000平方英尺的新零售面积，另外还有29套出租公寓和一个停车结构。这项工程的落成，正促使市民对这条重要的商业走廊有更多的兴趣和投资，并为街景注入新的能源。

Meridian 105’s Tejon Mixed Use building contributes 4000 square feet of new retail to this corridor in addition to 29 for-lease apartments and a parking structure. Its completion is driving further interest and investment into this important commercial corridor and injecting new energy into the streetscape.

 Second Floor Plan

二层平面图

虽然建筑的规模主要是水平的，但设计团队能够通过打开阳台向天空展示一些垂直的形式，并创造出面向街道的内外体积的节奏。在这些单元内，高大的室内空间建在三楼，里面有梅扎宁。室内设计采用大胆的品牌风格，赞美博物馆式的生活单元，并将厚重的外部砖瓦与精致的灯光和多彩的空间进行对比。

While the building’s scale is primarily horizontal, the design team was able to express some verticality in the form by opening up balconies to the sky and creating a rhythm of interior and exterior volumes facing the street.  Within the units, tall interior spaces are created on the 3rd floor with mezzanines accessed internally.   A bold branded approach towards the interior design compliments the museum-like volumes of the living units and contrasts the heavy exterior brickwork with delicate lighting and colorful spaces.

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劳尔·加西亚

丹佛市有着伟大的砖石建筑的传统。Tejon 35的设计延续了这一传统，它用图案和纹理包裹着砖块的结构，这些砖块与光线和阴影一起玩耍，为街景增添了趣味性。一个中档停车场是用诺曼大小的砖块和交替的开放式担架隔开的。砖墙屏风环绕零售店面，在白天为租户室内提供美丽的灯光，晚上为街景提供亮光。上面的建筑体积在街角形成了一个佛兰芒键，头像突出，令人骄傲。由于砖的详细设计的崇高期望，安装是建筑师，结构工程师，砖供应商和梅森之间的真正合作。

The City of Denver has a tradition of great masonry. The design of Tejon 35 continues this tradition, wrapping the structure in patterns and textures of brick that play with light and shadow and add interest to the streetscape. An at-grade parking garage is screened in Norman sized bricks with alternating open stretchers. The brick screen wraps around the retail storefront and offers a beautiful play of light to the tenant interior at daytime and to the streetscape in the evening. The upper building volume textures the street corner with a Flemish bond coursing with headers projecting proud. Due to the lofty expectations of the brick detailing, the installation was a true collaboration between the Architect, Structural Engineer, Brick Supplier, and Mason.

 © Raul Garcia

劳尔·加西亚

Architects Meridian 105 Architecture

Location 1974 West 35th Avenue, Denver, CO 80211, USA

Category Housing

Design Team Chad Mitchell, Daniel Lipscomb

Interior Designer Heltshe Interiors

Area 50339.0 ft2

Project Year 2014

Photographs Raul Garcia