CHERRY CHREEKNORTH

DENVER COLORADO

Increase in sales revenue by 16%, year-over-year, in first year

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CHERRY CHREEKNORTH

DENVER COLORADO

First re-design in 20 years for a vital retail district

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CHERRY CHREEKNORTH

DENVER COLORADO

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Cherry Creek North is known nationally as an outdoor, premier retail, dining, and mixed‐use area located just 5 minutes from downtown Denver. Our nearly 400 businesses that make up the District are indepen-dents to internationals (74% independent), featuring a broad range of unique fashion, jewelry and home furnishing stores, spas/salons, art galleries and restaurants. In addition to retail businesses, the District is also a national and regional office center, home to two hotels, and has a growing number of residents.

If you believe in the long-term value of connective and targeted design in service to your success, we can deliver.

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DANIEL AIZENMAN Principaldaniel.aizenman@stantec.com

303.625.0366

979.739.8422

1112 Pearl StreetBoulder, CO 80302USA

In 2008, the Cherry Creek North Business Improvement District

(CCNBID) in central Denver undertook the first major renovation of

the 16-block mixed-use retail area in 20 years. The CCNBID, one of

the most popular mixed-use retail destinations in the City, became

the first Colorado business improvement district to issue its own

bonds when it sold $18.5 million in debt to finance the project.

“The New North” project included improvements to landscaping

to beautify the area and conserve water, new pedestrian lighting to

enhance nighttime safety and ambiance, a new system of wayfind-

ing, and a new visual identity for the District, improved parking with

SmartMeters, stations for Denver’s new Bike Sharing program, 20

“Art Garden Places” that promote dwell time among shoppers, and

improved event infrastructure to better host the Cherry Creek Arts

Festival and other events.

The final element was Fillmore Plaza, which has been redesigned

as a hybrid plaza to enhance pedestrian, event and retail activity.

Upgraded features include special trees and landscaping, lighting,

environmental graphics, street furniture and a central canopy-like

shade structure.

The new plaza will provide vehicular access and will also have the

ability to be closed off throughout the year for events such as the

Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Sidewalk Sale, Cherry Creek North Food

& Wine, and other CCN activities. The design and construction

costs for the entire project were funded by the BID through the sale

of its own bonds.

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Conceptual DesignIdentity and BrandingSignage and WayfindingLighting DesingPaving

Design WorkshopPBQANOLTE VERTICAL FIVE

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