McGregor square is located adjacent to Coors Field in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood. What was once an asphalt parking lot is now a blossoming urban destination that serves the community in many ways. Image Credit: Stantec

McGregor Square is a mixed-use entertainment district on a 3.2-acre site adjacent to Coors Field. Made up of three towers, a central plaza, and an urban pedestrian promenade. Image Credit: Moss Photography

The project features a total of 818,000 GSF, that are broken into: residential, hospitality, retail and office space, an open air content plaza, a promenade along Wynkoop, and a Rockies Hall of Fame experience. Image Credit: Stantec

To create the innovative zoning for this unique site, the Stadium District, development team, and architect collaborated early-on to engage the community and address concerns around the rezoning process. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

The architecture blends with the LoDo district, taking inspiration from the brickwork at the adjacent Coors Field, with a mixture of glazing and natural woodwork in the plaza. Image Credit: Moss Photography

The largest impact to the community is the open-air plaza. This is already proving to be a huge amenity for downtown as demonstrated by hosting many events including the events for the 2021 All-Star game. Image Credit: Stantec

McGregor Square is centered around an outdoor public content plaza, creating an urban experience that acts as a gateway to Colorado, the Rockies franchise, the LoDo community, and Union Station. Image Credit: Moss Photography

The plaza is a pre/post-game gathering place that serves as an outdoor room, and a year-round destination to host neighborhood concerts, festivals, and public activities. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

The plaza is programmed for the public year round, acting as a public gathering spaces combined with urban retail, restaurants, multi-family, hotel, and office space to create a rich urban fabric. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

Connection to the surrounding area were achieved through a mixture of building scales, setbacks, and façade material selections that blended styles while creating a feeling that the project’s been there forever. Image Credit: Moss Photography

The site is a major connector between Union Station, a multimodal transit center, and Coors Field with an estimated pedestrian flow of 15,000+ people moving through the site on game day. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

McGregor Square is a place that pays homage to Keli McGregor, the Colorado Rockies former President and beloved Denverite.

The public space features sweeping decks used by restaurants and the hotel that spill out onto the public plaza. Natural wood accents add warth and a natural feeling to the space. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

The Square is crafted with native stone and brick that reflects the city’s original warehouse district and the adjacent Coors Field. Patterning and color is intermixed to add visual interest and character. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

A 20’ x 66’ curved LED screen provides free viewing of local sporting events, movie nights, watch parties, and local artwork. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

Wynkoop promenade connects Coors Field to Union Station, with more than 15,000 pedestrians on game day. Undulating planters, benches, and paving provide a nice reprieve from the urban environment. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

Signage, wayfinding, and graphics inspired by Coors Field and the Colorado Rockies add visual interest and texture in the urban environment. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

The development will solve the Coors Field on-going maintenance issue by generating a projected $125 million over the next 30 years. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel

The space between the buildings has created a most generous and activated outdoor performance plaza that provides year-round entertainment unique to the Denver community and visitors for generations. Image Credit: Moss Photography

Located adjacent to Coors Field, McGregor Square is an extension of the game day experience, with generous public space and a variety of retail and restaurant options that create a year-round buzz. Image Credit: Blake Kimmel