Denver is home to the award-winning architectural design conceived by German Architect, Daniel Libeskind The Frederic C. Hamilton Building, an expansion of the Denver Art Museum. Directly across the plaza from this iconic structure is the extension of that design translated into softer qualities in the Museum Residences. Much like a museum, each unit is like a piece of art, different from the others it is displayed with. A boutique residential project of only 55 units, allows living environments as unique and individual as its owners. Unit 304, translates beautifully within this concept, providing bold statements of color and mixed materials it’s not only a statement, but a work of art. This revised unit speaks volumes in its individuality when it comes to its features of a primary suite containing a right-size walk-in closet and dualling areas of preparation within the primary bathroom. Furthermore, the enlarged kitchen becomes a focal point within the entertaining space, centered around a chef’s range and plenty of preparation space. A utility room, behind that impressive area, is large enough to not only provide for additional storage, but a pantry worthy of the walk-in. The sites from the expansive windows vary, much like the changing exhibitions that occur at the museum. From daytime to nighttime, from sunshine to snowstorms, clear mountain views to overcast skies the reflections and affect against the titanium skin of the Museum is always spectacular and everchanging. This urban living experience only gets better with a doorman-controlled building. Additionally, the existence of the rooftop garden which includes a pavilion and commissary kitchen onsite. This green space is not only unknown/unseen to the general public, but is a private oasis for Museum residents only. Safe and secure any time of the day it’s a dream for those late-night excursions with your pet. This property will not disappoint! Feel free to visit www.museumresidence304.com/?a=1