Construction Safety Update: Southeast Corner of Denver City Park

Some news from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science:

Please stay alert, use caution, and follow signs that note temporary park closures and detours for vehicle/pedestrian/cycling traffic in the southeast corner of Denver City Park.  This active construction zone is off-limits to ensure the safety of neighbors, park users, and Museum visitors.  Crews are using heavy machinery to excavate 12 million gallons of dirt for construction of the Education and Collections Facility at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science.  Semi-trucks are entering/exiting the park from 17th Avenue to assist with the removal of this dirt.

 

About the Education and Collections Facility at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science

The Museum is adding 126,000 square feet and five levels of discovery to its south side, providing even more space to engage, delight, and spark your imagination.  The new addition, supported in part by the Better Denver Bond and scheduled for completion in 2014, will feature a dedicated, interactive science center for ages 3-5, additional space for world-class travelling exhibitions and engaging science programs, a state-of-the-art preservation and research facility for more than 1.4 million artifacts and specimens, and more. Learn more.

 

SAVE THE DATE
Wednesday, February 1 from 4-6 p.m. or Thursday, February 2 from 7:30-9:30 a.m. Community Forum at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science

Please join us to learn more about progress on the Education and Collections Facility.

Coming in 2014, the Museum is adding 126,000 square feet and five levels of discovery to its south side, providing even more space to engage, delight, and spark visitors’ imaginations.
We are hosting two community forums and invite you to:

  • Connect with other community members and enjoy     light food and beverage
  • See models and diagrams of this exciting new     space
  • Learn more about our sustainability efforts and     project construction schedule
  • See the proposed public art installation and offer     ideas for a potential community art project
  • Participate in a Q&A session with     representatives from the Museum and Denver Parks and Recreation

Look for an event invitation in early 2012. Please RSVP to Lindsay.Donnellan@dmns.org. We hope you can join us!

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