Located at Cottonwood and Ida Streets, the development consisted of seven distinct elements. It was to provide residential units for sale and lease, including a large percentage of housing that meets the HUD definition of "affordable." Office space and artisan manufacturing workshop spaces will be offer. An underground garage was planned for the residential component that is intended to be LEED certified.
A public plaza and community spaces was to enhance the neighborhood. An existing wood-frame building was to be renovated and upgraded to provide community space and serve as the hub for a seasonal farmers' market. Art shows are already being hosted onsite and continue today as Tinworks Art.
The harvest of Agnes Denes’ “Wheatfield An Inspiration. The seed is in the ground,” was in September 2025 at Tinworks Art, a nonprofit that features inclusive art in non-traditional spaces.
This is posted as a Memorial to the lead architect, Brian Caldwell, who had the vision and drive to make Bozeman a better place through his designs, renovations of existing historical buildings, and community places. Brian will be missed by so many!
