For the first time ever, the final residential project of internationally acclaimed artist Lawrence Argent, creator of Denver’s iconic Blue Bear, comes to market in the heart of LoHi. Conceived in collaboration with award-winning Lubowicki Architecture, this deeply personal architectural residence was designed around light, scale, warmth, and privacy.
Created under previous zoning allowances difficult to replicate today, the home captures sweeping Denver skyline views, soaring ceilings, and exceptional indoor-outdoor living. A striking slate-clad architectural spine rises through the home, culminating at the rooftop terrace overlooking the city skyline.
Massive exposed timber beams, steel detailing, and floor-to-ceiling south-facing glass define the main living spaces, while a floating staircase connects all levels. A 12-foot folding glass wall opens the dining area to layered backyard terraces and outdoor living spaces.
Unlike a traditional basement, the lower level features 10-foot ceilings, polished concrete floors, and direct access to a private sunken garden terrace. Extensive sound-mitigating construction, including specialized triple-wall assemblies, creates a remarkable level of quiet and privacy rarely experienced in attached residences. The home was intentionally designed so windows and living spaces open toward light, outdoor areas, and skyline views rather than neighboring walls.
The chef’s kitchen features custom walnut cabinetry, integrated DÉCOR appliances, waterfall quartz surfaces, and dual entertaining bars.
The entire upper level lives like a private penthouse retreat, featuring skyline views, a 12-foot sliding glass wall opening to the rooftop terrace, and a spa-inspired bathroom with heated floors, steam shower, skylit soaking tub, oversized shower, custom walnut dual vanity, and a private sunset balcony off the primary closet.
Rarely does a residence of this architectural significance, privacy, and design quality come to market in LoHi.