Renamed in 1994 for Ft. Collins native, CU All-American and valedictorian, Rhodes scholar, NFL player and Kennedy-appointed Supreme Court Associate Justice Byron “Whizzer” White, this Neoclassical marble federal courthouse was built with a Renaissance Revival interior featuring massive skylights. Year…
Architect: OZ Architecture/Harold Massop Associates Year Built: 2003 Photo Restrictions: No Significance The Blair Caldwell African American Branch Library was built in 2003. This unique branch, named for Elvin Caldwell, the first African American Councilman in District 8, and Omar…
Architect: Humphries Poll Architects Architectural Style: Post-Modern Year Built: 1998 Photo Restrictions: No Structure The original William Havu Gallery was started in Aspen, Colorado, in 1973. The gallery, as we know it today, moved to its 1040 Cherokee Street location…
Architect: Daniel Libeskind, AIA & Davis Partnership Architects Year Built: 2009 Photo Restrictions: No photos inside the building The only one of its kind, the exhibit is a dynamic, interactive experience with content developed by world-renowned subject matter experts that provides visitors…
Architect: Kuwaban Payne Mckenna Blumbery (KPMB) Toronto Architetural Style: Modern Year Built: 2008 Photo Restrictions: No Structure The Sugar Cube Building is named in reference to its historic neighbor, The Sugar Building, home of the Great Western Sugar Company, constructed…
Architects: Unknown Year Built: 1891 Photo Restrictions: No Structure & Significance St. Barnabas parish has deep roots in Denver. It began 125 years ago as Christ Church Mission, meeting in a rented store at Colfax Avenue and Josephine Street. In…