Stanley Marketplace shows us where we’ll one day sit and drink beer

Ashley Dean

Jun 23 2016 · 1:45 p.m.

Oh hey, Stanley. Lookin’ good.

Oh hey don't tell anybody but this is what some of the tables in our future #beerhall are going to look like, thanks to the artistry of our pal @industrialluxury. #topsecret #communitytable #keywordcommunity #industrialdesign #industrialluxury #shhhh #steelandwood #metalwork #plans

A post shared by Stanley Marketplace (@ohheystanley) on Jun 22, 2016 at 9:39pm PDT

The steadily growing Stanley Marketplace recently shared some updates on the renovation of the old Stanley Aviation warehouse. The 140,000-square-foot space in Stapleton — where they once manufactured ejector seats — has been under construction for about 10 months now. And even before work began, it was already 100 percent leased to about 50 local business, the Denver Post reported.

Here is a #sneakpeek of our mezzanine level which is closer and closer to being finished every day (because having 370 tons of steel comes in handy). One day we're going to walk along this catwalk past and into and out of so many amazing businesses that we are honored to be working with, and maybe at one point we'll pause and look out over the rest of the #marketplace and snap your picture from above and post it here (but in a totally friendly and non-creepy way, of course). The future is on its way and we are excited! #underconstruction #adaptivereuse #urbanmarketplace #steelfordays #buildbuildbuild #hardhats #comingsoon

A post shared by Stanley Marketplace (@ohheystanley) on Jun 21, 2016 at 10:09pm PDT

Among the businesses that have already been announced as residents are Infinite Monkey Theorem, Denver Biscuit Company, Rosenberg’s Bagels, Rolling Smoke BBQ, GoodBird Kitchen, Hope Tank, Etai’s Juice Bar and Sazza.

And Stanley Marketplace already opened to visitors a handful of times when it hosted the Big Wonderful.