FALL 2021 LECTURE SERIES
The College of Architecture and Planning organizes a series of lectures and events that highlight the challenges and opportunities of our present.
By Khi Johnson
September 3, 2021
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CAP PhD student, faculty, and alumnus publish provocative article ‘Open Streets for Whom? Toward a Just Livability Revolution’
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, cities around the country are considering or enacting policies to expand opportunities for social distancing by limiting or prohibiting vehicular traffic and opening streets to pedestrians, cyclists, and restaurant-goers.
John B. Rogers Endowment Advances the Practice of Architecture: Rick Petersen, FAIA, Named Inaugural Professor in Practice
We are excited to announce the appointment of Rick Petersen, FAIA, LEED AP, to the newly created John B.
A recent study by Manish Shirgaokar (MURP faculty) and Erin Nobler (CAP PhD student)
Designing transportation and social policies to help immigrants acclimate and thrive in the US.
Where Corners Meet: Architecture Professors & Students Exhibit at History Colorado
While some may think of architecture as a purely aesthetic endeavor, the practice reflects issues of historical power and cultural identity.
CAP's Spotlight
A Conversation with Claudia Folska of All Access Transit Solutions (PhD in Urban Planning ’12)
In our Alumni series “What Are We Up To Now?”, we profile the distinguished alumni of the University of Colorado Denver’s College of Architecture & Planning (CAP).
CAP Faculty Member Steve Turner on Winning the AIA President’s Award, His Role at CAP
Congratulations on your recent award win! What was your reaction to receiving this prestigious accolade?
A Conversation with David Tryba of Tryba Architects (ENVD ‘77, MARCH ’81)
In our Alumni series “What Are We Up To Now?”, we profile the distinguished alumni of the University of Colorado Denver’s College of Architecture & Planning (CAP).
A Conversation with Dave Marquez of MmD Architecture (MARCH ’97)
In our Alumni series “What Are We Up To Now?”, we profile the distinguished alumni of the University of Colorado Denver’s College of Architecture & Planning (CAP).
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PCI Honors Industry Leaders at Fall Conference
October 7, 2021
The Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) bestowed honors to many members who have made significant contributions to the precast
American Society of Landscape Architects
Decolonizing Landscape Architecture Education
September 28, 2021
The following two-part series is a summary of a recent panel on decolonizing design education that took place at
Mile High CRE
AIA Colorado Names Design + Honor Award Winners
September 15, 2021
On September 14, AIA Colorado announced the recipients of its 2021 Design + Honor Awards, recognizing Colorado architecture firms, projects, and architects
Gulf Weekly Online
A stitch in time
August 24, 2021
Artistic Ali Alnajjar MUD student, unlocked his creativity during the pandemic and kept the Covid-19 blues at bay one
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Call for Nominations: CU Denver’s 2021 Pandemic Research and Creative Activities Awards
September 15, 2021
When the pandemic hit, our CU Denver researchers, creators, and support staff demonstrated remarkable resilience and ingenuity in the face of tremendous difficulty.
Next Week: Lynx Statue Moves to Permanent Home on CU Denver’s Campus
September 13, 2021
In a week from today, students will begin bringing to life a new tradition at CU Denver: touching a larger-than-life Lynx statue, placed strategically in the heart of campus, for good luck.
Under Construction: Returning Students Switch Gears & Careers
August 24, 2021
When Ryan Goltz returned to college at the age of 45, it wasn’t easy. “I graduated in 1994—there was no email,” he said, referring to his time as an undergraduate.