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A hotel under construction in downtown Denver and whose exterior is inspired by Colorado’s quaking aspen trees will feature interior designs and furnishings that pay homage to the outdoors and the West.

The 13-story Populus hotel by Urban Villages is scheduled to open in the summer of 2024. The Denver-based developer said it intends to build the country’s first “carbon-positive” hotel, which can mean going beyond cutting greenhouse-gas emissions to producing such environmental benefits as generating a surplus of renewable energy.

Heather Wildman, principal and design director of Wildman Chalmers Design in Pittsburgh, said the architectural and interior design firm has worked with Urban Villages before.

“The good thing about that is we have trust there, which is huge. But we also understood their mission statement and their values, which is highly related to (environmental) sustainability and reverence to nature,” Wildman said.

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Property owner presents plan to establish new recreational project on site of condemned buildings that have been championed by preservationists in the past.

The e-commerce giant is evaluating office space needs for its 400 employees who work in coworking branches in the region.

The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library has acquired a building in Mount Healthy for a new branch.

As New York City dispensary owners await CAURD licenses, some businesses have utilized cannabis showcases to open doors early.

The long-planned development is said to include nearly 75,000 square feet of retail space.

Downtown Raleigh is at a crossroads, and hundreds of millions of dollars worth of investments and proposed developments is on the line.

Hamilton County commissioners likely will cast a vote later this week again slashing how much property tax relief homeowners get as a result of the 1996 stadium sales tax increase.