The Foundry project transformed three city blocks of historic downtown Loveland into an entertainment center with a movie theater, apartments, 102-room hotel, retail, restaurant, and 461 spaces of public and private parking. The $75 million project is anchored by a 43,000 square feet community plaza between the buildings with outdoor park and seating space. Residential parking is below grade, partially under a residential building and paseo connecting the plaza to the surrounding streets. The P3-funded public parking is a 5-level precast concrete structure above the residential parking areas. Public restrooms and a security office dovetail into the main stair-elevator core at the plaza level. A second stair-elevator core provides private access to the residential building. The City also commissioned a public art installation consisting of murals by two different artists that wrap the Second Street and Lincoln Avenue facades.