Work/Play

Explore your backyard.

Boulevard One’s decidedly urban setting still satisfies your love of the outdoors. Neighborhood paths dotted with eclectic art wind through a creatively designed community park, pocket parks and the public plaza. You’ll discover thought-provoking public art, intimate benches, comfy nooks and light-filled corners around every turn. At Boulevard One, it’s easy to step outside for an ample helping of people watching, latte lingering, dog walking, e-reading, friend meeting and remote working.

Public Parks

With a variety of engaging parks and open space throughout Boulevard One, residents have plenty of ways to take in the sunshine. Almost two miles of sidewalks interconnect Boulevard One’s greenery, dotted with over 5,000 shrubs, perennials and ornamental grasses. By preserving 39 mature existing trees and adding 350 new trees, Boulevard One’s shade will increase by 250% over time. It’s estimated that approximately four acres of manicured turf grass will reduce water consumption by 50%, and about 5.5 acres of irrigated shortgrass will help Boulevard One remain green using little water.

Community Park

The 5.5-acre community park fosters a sense of community, with new trees, art, play area and natural space. The park is a social and recreational center for Boulevard One. The finishing touches include paths, shrubs, perennials and grass.

Memorial Park

This .8-acre neighborhood park in the southwest corner of Boulevard One showcases the community’s heritage by integrating the Air Force medallion that once adorned an Air Force administration building. Engraved quotes in a tiered sandstone wall flanks the medallion and reflects the diverse voices of citizens who helped transform Lowry Air Force Base into a new community. The park also honors the original farmland by featuring kitchen herbs, berries, apple trees and picnic tables.

View the Entire Plan

See the details in our Parks Overview.

Neighborhood Mobility Hub

The mixed-use center at Boulevard One includes a mobility hub to accommodate some 25% of people who arrive without their private vehicles. The hub includes bike racks, scooter parking, car share parking and a meeting spot for Uber/Lyft or a future shuttle. The “Flight Ride” art installation has been repurposed as a meeting spot or waiting area. Generous sidewalks provide safe pedestrian access on all sides and within the center.

The LRA consulted with Transportation Solutions, an area Transportation Management Association, with design by Norris Design and construction by Kelmore Development in collaboration with Confluent Development.