Located just two blocks from the Santa Fe Arts District and within close proximity to the Golden Triangle, Auraria Campus, Denver Health Medical Complex, and Downtown Denver, 910 Galapago offers a rare opportunity to lease space within a historic, adaptive reuse creative campus. Originally constructed in 1882 as a church to serve and attract residents to the surrounding neighborhood, the building has remained a meaningful part of West Denver’s fabric for over a century and is now thoughtfully repositioned for modern, creative and community-oriented use. The upper floors feature a collection of private offices and studio-style suites that can be utilized individually or combined, all finished with bright maple hardwood flooring, daylight-balanced LED lighting, and abundant natural light from all sides. The second floor is fully leased to PlatteForum, establishing a strong creative and community anchor within the building and helping to shape a collaborative, mission-driven environment. The ground level offers an open, flexible layout with polished concrete floors, high concrete-beamed ceilings, and expansive upper window lines that fill the space with natural light. Existing commercial kitchen infrastructure is in place as a value-add component, offering additional functionality for users who may benefit from it, subject to zoning and permitting considerations. The building has also been upgraded with 3-phase power, expanding its capability to accommodate a wider range of creative, studio, and production-oriented uses. The main and lower levels are ADA accessible via ramp or platform lift and include compliant restrooms, drinking fountains, and pathways throughout. The exterior preserves much of its original historic character, including rhyolite stonework, a bell tower, and metal-shingled steeple. Its architectural significance and long-standing role in the community