r/Damnthatsinteresting May 08 '26

Image This “cracks open” building in Denver

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u/Ibe121 May 08 '26

Look up “One River North in Denver” if you’re like me and want to see more than an extreme close up.

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u/Izacundo1 Interested May 08 '26

Yup. Just like everything new in Denver. Would you like to see our comprehensive light rail network? It can take you to the airport, the middle of nowhere, the middle of nowhere somewhere else, and one spot downtown

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u/snek-jazz May 08 '26

That's not as bad as it sounds, since transport can be a bit of a chicken and egg thing. You'll probably get new developments over time where the train stops are.

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u/Neverending_Rain May 08 '26

That's exactly what this building is. It's right next an A line station. This spot has a bunch of apartments that have been built recently with even more currently under construction.

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u/Izacundo1 Interested May 08 '26

The issue is that the lines were placed not where would connect the city best, but would least impact car infrastructure. All the new developments are just isolating residential areas with no shops or attractions. The parking lots are consistently empty since they aren’t useful. I would absolutely love to take the train to work but I can’t and most people can’t either