Denver Union Station Redevelopment

PACO is currently providing program management oversight services including configuration management and project controls for the preliminary design phase of this project.  All major transit elements, public spaces and phase I of the project is scheduled for completion in 2011

Project Overview. The Continuum/East West Partners is the Master Developer for the fast-tracked redevelopment of historic Union Station in the heart of downtown Denver, Colorado.  This is the initial phase of the transit-oriented development project, which integrates transportation, infrastructure, public realm and vertical development programs.  The project features the rehabilitation of the 125-year old station, which will transform the 19.5 acre site into the centerpiece of the regional rail system, accommodating all light and commuter rail corridors including: AMTRAK, SkiTrain and Regional Transportation District (RTD) buses, mall shuttles, circular connections and other modes such as commercial buses taxis and bicycles.  An additional 13 acres has been procured to complete the transportation infrastructure, which includes an at-grade, eight-track commuter rail station, relocation of the RTD bus facility below-grade, relocation of the light rail station at-grade to the Consolidated Main Line (CML) and construction of the new Downtown Circulator for easy commuter and light rail transfers.