Mixed Use & Retail

Art Consulting

As visitors and residents move about an integrated mixed use development, they’re primed to interact with an assortment of spaces. The right art will foster these interactions by attracting visitors and encouraging them to linger. Art plays a pivotal role in setting a mood, enabling positive emotions that instigate commerce.

It’s not all about economics, though, as residents, workers and the regular passerby may want to sit and simply enjoy the atmosphere. Art in mixed use developments should also project charm, serving as visual and tactile representations of the surrounding architecture. Our team expertly curates a selection of art that tastefully accommodates the interspersed buildings.

NINE dot ARTS coherently blends art between retail, restaurant, entertainment, corporate and residential segments of mixed use developments. Our mixed use and retail art consultants will help piece together the feeling of ambling through a utopian scape. We’ll curate art from our database of over 10,000 international artists. Choose 2D or 3D art from local flare or discover exclusive pieces made by distant minds.

Let’s give visitors a feeling that they’ll want to come back to time and again.

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The Dairy Block is a mixed–use office, retail and hospitality development along Wazee Street between 18th and 19th streets, on the historic Denver Windsor Dairy Block in LoDo. The Art Alley at Dairy Block was a 2018 Mayor’s Design Award winner – which honors projects for their excellence in architecture, design and place making.

Built between 1872 and 1902, Market Center includes a 5-building 121,000-square-foot complex stitched together to offer a continuous floor plan. Market Center was honored with an award from the Downtown Denver Partnership for its contribution to the preservation of downtown Denver’s historic charm and sense of place.

Set to be completed in Q3 of 2020, Rev360 features five stories, approximately 31,000 square feet of ground-floor retail and approximately 130,000 square feet of office space on floors two through five.