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2022 CAP Graduating Student Shout-Outs
Freedom by Design Student Chapter Designs Shelters for Safe Outdoor Spaces
Don Johnson Awarded Honorary Degree by the University of Colorado Board of Regents
Architect-ing Podcast Fosters Community of Colorado Design Professionals
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A Conversation with Dominic Weilminster (M.ARCH ’09)
A Conversation with Chandi Aldena (MLA ’13)
A Conversation with: Harsh Parikh (MArch ’95)
Student Q+A: Jazmyn Dennard (MArch ‘22)
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Neighborhood coalition uses trust to buy up land and keep people from being priced out of their community
Jeremy Nemeth is a professor of Urban and Regional Planning at CU Denver, focusing on topics like gentrification. He
CBS4 Denver
With New Ownership On The Horizon, Broncos Aim To Beef Up Stadium Experience
According to Jeremy Németh, a professor of urban and regional planning at University of Colorado Denver, the eventual
CBS4 Denver
With New Ownership On The Horizon, Broncos Aim To Beef Up Stadium Experience
According to Jeremy Németh, a professor of urban and regional planning at University of Colorado Denver, the eventual
The Denverite
Smiley’s demolition meant Denver lost an Art Deco building. But here are eight more examples of the rare architectural style in the city!
Smiley’s demolition meant the city had one less example of a relatively rare architectural style in Denver: Art
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Colorado Building Workshop Students Build Safe, Eco-Friendly Shelter for Environmental Researchers in Antarctica
June 14, 2022
At a public exhibition June 7, CU Denver’s College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) celebrated completion of Phase I of its Colorado Building Workshop two-year design-build project referred to by its Antarctica field camp name Cape Shirreff.
CU Denver Student Malaak Madhoun Envisions Building a Sustainable Future and Becoming the Change
May 10, 2022
Born in December 2000, CU Denver Architecture Student Malaak Madhoun does not remember the persecution her parents endured as Palestinian-Lebanese immigrants in the months following 9/11.
Student Q+A: Molly Rose Merkert (M.Arch)
March 24, 2022
Hometown: Colorado Springs, CO Undergraduate School and Major: Colorado College, Astrophysics Program: 6-track Master of Architecture Program at CAP In our Student Q+As, we profile the students of the University of Colorado Denver’s College of Architecture & Planning (CAP).