More Details on the Fallout Over Santiago Calatrava's Denver Airport Redevelopment

Since mid-September when the news broke that renowned architect Santiago Calatrava announced that he was walking away from the massive, $500 million redevelopment project at the Denver International Airport, the Denver Post has been killing it with all the ins and outs of what ultimately led to the break up. Now the paper has filed perhaps the best and most interesting read about the fallout. Combing through hundreds of documents between Calatrava’s firm, the contractor, and the airport, the Post writes about how the “dysfunctional relationship” ultimately dysfunction-ed itself to death, largely with the airport trying to act as the middleman between the two other warring parties.