One Tabor Center

One Tabor Center is a high-rise building in downtown Denver with 30 floors and a glass and metal exterior. The structure rises about 408 feet and contains roughly 669,000 square feet of commercial space with underground parking and direct access to a shopping center.

The building was completed in 1984 by architect Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, marking the start of vertical expansion in Denver's downtown business district. It was part of a wave of new towers that gave the city a modern look during that decade.

The building represents 1980s architecture in Denver, blending office space with the adjacent shopping center. It shows how commercial design and retail were integrated into a single destination during that era.

The building is centrally located downtown and easy to reach on foot with clear signage throughout the corridors. The underground parking provides weather protection and convenient access for visitors arriving by car.

The original plan included a twin tower called Two Tabor, whose foundation remains hidden beneath aluminum sheathing at the corner of 17th and Larimer Streets. This concealed foundation tells the story of a project that was never completed.

Location: Colorado

Inception: 1984

Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox

Floors above the ground: 30

GPS coordinates: 39.74917,-104.99611

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:03