Welcome to the website for the Antlers Center, a proposed redevelopment for Colorado Springs.
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The proposed Antlers Castle & Antlers Tower across cascade, looking east.
The Antlers Center is a proposed redevelopment in downtown Colorado Springs to include the Antlers Castle on the site of the original Antlers Hotel & an adjacent new Antlers Tower where there is currently a parking lot.
The Antlers Center Castle & Tower are an iconic pairing which represent the synthesis of technology & tradition in our community.
The Antlers Castle takes an approach which honors, restores, & preserves some of our regions’ lost history & legacy, while the Tower invites our downtown core into the future in a way that will generate substantial daily benefits for tourists & locals.
The Tower and its generous public spaces, including a public 15th floor garden & terrace overlooking the castle creates a welcoming new shared downtown core that celebrates Palmer’s vision for Colorado springs with contributions to our public space.
This is a resource for learning about the proposed redevelopment of the current Antlers Hotel & First Bank Building into a historically-accurate reconstruction of the Antlers 2 castle (1901-1960) & mixed use office tower featuring a fully restored version of the Chief & Ute Theaters, and more.
The Antlers Castle is a proposed re-construction of the original 1901 castle on the current site of the Antlers 3 & Holly Sugar Building. It may be slightly bigger to accommodate more rooms & modern facilities like AC.
The Antlers Tower Pikes Peak street entrance will house a fully restored Chief & Ute Theater. More visualization work is yet to be done for this view.
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This is how the original Antlers Castle would look in today’s Colorado Springs. Note that the Antlers tower is not included in this rendering.
The Antlers Castle redevelopment as proposed here, will restore Antlers Park — the city’s main original park and restore its glorious direct Pikes Peak view.
This restoration of Antlers Park in the 21st century will provide a continuous walkable downtown area from the United States Olympic Museum & the new Park Union neighborhood, all the way through the Antlers grounds & into the rest of downtown.
The Antlers Tower’s design is inspired by Colorado’s natural ice formations and takes queues from the Santiago Calatrava–designed City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain, which you may have seen featured as the headquarters of Delos in WestWorld Season 3
The Antlers Tower is a 70-story extension of The Antlers Hotel, the first institution in Colorado Springs. It will sit adjacent to the Alpine Bank Building just across cascade avenue, and will feature many of the necessities the downtown Colorado Springs business community has needed for many years:
The tower, enables the Antlers to become an all-inclusive 5-diamond resort and conference center, with:
<aside> 🏗️ Please explore more about William Jackson Palmer & the original Antlers hotel in Video Presentation & Overview (Our 20-minute video presentation about the Antler Center development) when it is released on February 1, 2022
Until then, join our Mailing List to be notified.
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The Antlers Center & Antlers Tower Main Menu
The view of the Antlers Center from Antlers Park. The expanded park will ensure freedom of walking access to the public to the entirety of downtown.
The facade of the new Antlers Castle is a historically accurate duplicate of the original Antlers Hotel, at the very west end of Pikes Peak Avenue. From down the road you can see America’s Mountain perfectly centered in the background.
Visit Antlers Tower to explore details about how the Antlers Tower will function as a community resource, leading provider of Jobs & LART revenue for the city, and public park and community asset.
The small demo building you can see on the left of this images is the actual footprint of the Alpine Bank Tower (Formerly the Wells Fargo Tower). Antlers Park will be expanded to provide significantly improved views for guests & the public.
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