About the Building | Alliance for Sustainable Colorado

The Alliance Center combines a unique focus on quality, mission-enhancing work spaces paired with an example of resource-efficiency in an existing, historic building. Please utilize the links below to learn more about the technical and philosophical aspects of the Alliance Center.

An Award Winning FacilityThe Alliance Center has proven to be an award winning facility and a leader in sustainable design, receiving various awards for contributions not only to High Performance Buildings but also in … More »

History of the BuildingThe History of the Alliance Center The Kennicott-Patterson Transfer and Storage building, also known as the Otero building and currently serving as the Alliance Center, was built c. 1908 with … More »

Multi-Tenant NonProfit CenterMulti-Tenant Nonprofit Centers (MTNCs) are buildings that house multiple organizations and provide healthy, efficient, quality, mission-enhancing workspace. More than just offices, these facilities … More »

High Performance BuildingsWith buildings accounting for 40 percent of total energy use, 70 percent of electricity, 60 percent of raw materials, and 12 percent of potable water use, there has never been a greater need for … More »

Dine-A-Logue Luncheon SeriesVisit with Alliance Center Tenants and LoDo Neighbors for this complimentary monthly speaker series where we provide the speaker and the lunch! 3rd Floor, Alliance Center 1536 Wynkoop Street, … More »