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Google Expands in Boulder

Work has started on a new Google campus in Boulder that might house 1,500 employees. Forum Real Estate Group is the developer, and the three-building campus has been designed by Tryba Architects; both companies are from Denver. Google already has about 300 employees in Boulder, spread among four buildings, and the new campus will allow their consolidation, plus room to grow, the Denver Business Journal reports. The first two buildings, measuring about 100k SF each, will open in January 2017. [DBJ]

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