Artful adaptation of an historic, brick warehouse into a single family home, event space, artist studio and RiNo’s oldest art gallery. A free standing building built in 1909, The Pattern Shop at Silver Engineering Works was the brick warehouse in which woodworkers made life-sized wooden patterns of machine parts that were then converted to iron and steel products in the foundry next door. The current owners bought the abandoned building in 1991 and worked with local architect David Tryba- the man responsible for projects such as Union Station, Denver’s Botanic Garden’s redevelopment, Hotel Teatro and Boulder’s Google campus to name a few- and turned it into an AIA Award-winning studio, gallery/event space and single family home. This warehouse conversion spans approx 5,000 sq ft of versatile live/work space on two levels. Main level is currently designed as an art gallery, studio and event space complete with butler’s kitchen, bathroom, private office, library and walk-in antique bank vault. Upper level is designed as a private residence retreat including a kitchen, living, master bedroom, ensuite bath as well as guest bedroom and bath. Remove the interior walls and start with a blank canvas! Design elements include soaring, 30ft+ ceilings, skylights, concrete floors, exposed beams, exposed brick, hardwood floors and a beautiful, private courtyard patio overlooking tall, established trees and common courtyard. Property is located within Silver Square community but is not a part of the HOA. Fully fenced. Two off street parking spaces and NO HOA. Ready for your updates and improvements for future use! Unique opportunity to own a piece of Denver’s History! >>>