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3055 Roslyn Street

Denver, Colorado
The Cornerstone of Health in Central Park

Sitting at a primary entry to Denver’s Central Park neighborhood, the LEED Gold-certified 3055 Roslyn Street serves as the Town Center’s key healthcare anchor. Designed to meet the area’s strict planning and design guidelines, the building balances a strong neighborhood presence with a distinct architectural identity. Its flexible, efficient floor plans accommodate a wide range of healthcare tenants, including UCHealth’s A.F. Williams Family Medicine Clinic, which occupies the entire ground floor.

Size

48,000 SF

Scope

  • Renovation

Achievements

  • LEED Gold
Designed for the Way Care Happens Today

The vision for 3055 Roslyn Street centered on creating a modern healthcare environment that supports team-based care, academic collaboration, and long-term adaptability. MOA ARCHITECTURE designed the building to be welcoming, highly functional, and sustainable—reflecting both the community’s values and the needs of its clinical users. Interior tenant spaces were planned to enhance connectivity, streamline workflows, and provide natural daylight and comfort throughout. The project’s design-build-out for multiple tenants underscores the building’s inherent flexibility while reinforcing a cohesive aesthetic across the facility.

Main entrance of the office building at 3055 Roslyn Street with a concrete walkway, landscaped planting beds, brick and stone façade, and large windows under a partly cloudy sky.
Lobby interior with tiled flooring, wood-accented elevator bays, a seating area with armchairs, overhead linear lighting, and a glass-enclosed conference room.
A Neighborhood Anchor for Healthcare

The A.F. Williams Family Medicine Clinic brings comprehensive care to the community through three family medicine pods, each with eight exam rooms, a central nurse/work station, and a procedure room. The facility expands services with an on-site physical therapy suite—including a therapy pool—as well as radiology, mammography, blood labs, and dedicated teaching spaces that support the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. By co-locating clinical, administrative, and instructional functions, the building enhances operational efficiency and elevates both patient experience and provider collaboration. Today, 3055 Roslyn stands as a cornerstone of accessible, neighborhood-focused healthcare in Central Park.

Exterior entrance of the office building at 3055 Roslyn Street featuring a metal canopy, large glass windows, brick and stone façade, and paved walkways under a partly cloudy sky.
Exterior view of the two-story brick and glass office building at 3055 Roslyn Street with landscaped planting beds, wide sidewalks, and an open paved drive under a clear sky.
Lobby interior with tiled flooring, wood-accented elevator bays, a seating area with armchairs, overhead linear lighting, and a glass-enclosed conference room.
Main entrance of the office building at 3055 Roslyn Street with a concrete walkway, landscaped planting beds, brick and stone façade, and large windows under a partly cloudy sky.
Lobby interior featuring two stainless-steel elevators framed by dark stone accents, tile flooring with contrasting borders, upholstered lounge seating, and suspended linear light fixtures below a light blue ceiling.
Two-story brick and glass office building at 3055 Roslyn Street with large windows, landscaped walkways, and modern site lighting under a partly cloudy sky.
Exterior view of the office building at 3055 Roslyn Street featuring a metal entry canopy, large horizontal bands of windows, brick and stone façade, and landscaped walkways under a blue sky.
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414 14th St. Suite 300
Denver, CO 80202
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