Otak Opens its Doors in Denver
October, 2022
The location of Otak offices are important to not only the projects that take place in the area but also being members of the communities they aim to uplift. Denver is the latest addition to that list.
As part of the Colorado region, Otak has a deep connection with the city of Denver. That connection has now been made official.
We’re excited to announce our expanding presence on the front range with the opening of our brand-new office at the 1444 Wazee Street building in Downtown Denver.
In the heart of the mile high city, our team will now be surrounded by some of its most prominent structures as well as a vibrant urban environment where staff are already active participants. With proximity to public transport—including Union Station—and landmarks such as Larimer Square and Coors Field, the Otak office will be immersed in a community with mutual interests.
“We’re thrilled to make our new space in Downtown Denver a reality… that presence will contribute to great collaboration between staff and the community while representing the hub of our rapidly growing Colorado Architecture practice.”
– Chris Bisio, Colorado Region Manager
Establishing roots in Downtown Denver serves not only strategic purposes, but also expands our footprint in the region for growing involvement with the community.
From this location, we will continue to build on our core commitments of equity and sustainability with both the projects we take on in the area and as part of our broader business operations.
On the eastern slope of the Rocky Mountains, Denver is uniquely positioned to provide a perfect addition for our continued work with preserving our natural landscapes. From projects with the National Park Service to studies involving our visitor use management and water and natural resources teams, the deep connection between Denver and the value of outdoor spaces will enhance our own emphasis in that area.
Between our office in Louisville and Denver, we look forward to supporting and partnering with the varied communities of the Colorado region for years to come.
