What was that office campus at 38th & York St.? (Denver: authority, renewal)

[dude_reino]

I drive down York St. to and from I-70 every day and notice a large office campus on the east side of York, between 38th and 39th street. There are about six large buildings with architecture resembling WWII-era army barracks. They're all split into offices now, but at some point this was built as a campus of some sort. Does anyone know what it originally was?

Here is a map: Google Maps
Street view: http://goo.gl/maps/9M8Dj

[robertgoodman]

Originally Posted by dude_reino

I drive down York St. to and from I-70 every day and notice a large office campus on the east side of York, between 38th and 39th street. There are about six large buildings with architecture resembling WWII-era army barracks. They're all split into offices now, but at some point this was built as a campus of some sort. Does anyone know what it originally was?

Here is a map: Google Maps
Street view: Google Maps

An old Army Medical Supply Depot: Denver Urban Renewal Authority | Denver, Colorado | 38th & York Street

[dude_reino]

Thank you! I thought it would have something to do with WWII. It looks beautiful.