This Neo-French Renaissance mansion, designed in 1906 by Theodore Boal, was the home of Denver's finest society until 1940 when it became a men's social club and suffered several insensitive renovations. Falling into disuse and neglect, only last minute efforts prevented the mansion from demolition. Conversion to law offices included restoration, new conference facilities, and reworking of support space as office, storage and secretarial areas. The new offices blend the original architectural intent with contemporary lines.
(Completed by 4240 Architecture staff while part of UDG, Inc.)