Located on the corner of Wynkoop and 16th streets in Denver’s Lower Downtown District, the new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region 8 Headquarters building sits on an urban brownfield that formerly housed a U.S. Postal Annex.


Adjacent to Denver’s Union Station, this civic building also sits at the nexus of public transportation for the region, offering EPA employees and visitors alike access to a vast array of light rail, commuter rail and bus lines, as well as regional pedestrian and recreational trails.


Moreover, the building provides a visual connection between Downtown Denver’s various architectural styles and structures, sitting at the crossroads between newer downtown developments and one of the city’s most historic districts.