Subject: Denver Landmark Preservation Commission

• Winter Wonders

  Two Wazee galleries heat up Denver's art scene with spectacular showings.

  February 10, 2000

• Written in Stone

  Local architecture is celebrated by Historic Denver and the American Institute of Architects.

  May 17, 2001

• CU at Denver City Council -- but not next Monday

  Next Monday's public hearing before Denver City Council to decide the fate of two historic Hornbein and White buildings on the old University of Colorado campus has been postponed. "Shea has been working closely with Councilwoman Robb and Councilwoman Johnson on the historic designation applications," wrote Marcus Pachner, a consultant to developer Shea Properties, in a note to stakeholders on the CU project. "We have collectively decided to postpone the Final Hearing. Therefore, please know

  December 30, 2008

• Wake-Up Call for the week ahead: From MLK Day to more tough sledding

  Although all eyes are on the action in D.C. this week, there's plenty going on in Denver. It starts with the MLK Marade today, when this city hosts the country's largest annual gathering (a combo march/parade) in honor of Martin Luther King Jr., which gets under way at 10:45 a.m. at City Park and winds up at the Civic Center.The future of the Civic Center will be the focus of the discussion when the Denver Landmark Preservation Commission meets on January 20. And Denver City Council will have it

  January 19, 2009

• Summertime Blues

  Denver landmarks are under threat from the developer’s boom.

  July 19, 2007

• Extinct?

  The Hilltop neighborhood and DeBoers property prove that historic preservation is threatened.

  March 22, 2007

• Down for the Count

  The greater Civic Center has delivered a one-two punch to the mayor's ambitions.

  November 2, 2006

• Park and Wreck

  Will defacing the Civic Center be the mayor's legacy?

  September 14, 2006

• Civic Circus

  Upcoming changes in and around the Civic Center are being overseen by clowns.

  August 10, 2006

• Land Shapes

  A sculpture garden enriches Golden, but Bell Park may take its toll on Denver.

  October 6, 2005

• Changing Views

  Additions to downtown's built environment and possible subtractions in the hinterlands.

  December 2, 2004

• Artbeat

  Brief sketches of what's happening in the Denver art scene.

  November 11, 2004

• After the Fall

  The Evans school has seen a lot over the past century -- including a death last spring. But does this building have a future?

  February 12, 2004

• Blockheads

  The Baker neighborhood drafted a plan for its future -- and then developers got involved.

  February 13, 2003

• Shape Up Or Ship Out

  Fighting neighborhood crime is just the tip of the iceberg for Capitol Hill's Unsinkables.

  June 13, 2002

• Good Heavens

  The new Ron Judish Fine Arts opens to high praise.

  November 8, 2001

• Denver Hears the Music

  Friends of Red Rocks puts on a good show for the famous amphitheater.

  January 27, 2000

• Un-Conventional

  The expansion of the Colorado Convention Center promises to do more harm than good.

  October 28, 1999

• Vanishing Cowboy

  December 24, 1998

• Post Mortem

  March 5, 1998

• Death of a Salesroom

  August 8, 1996

• Letters

  June 6, 1996

• Heavy Metal

  May 9, 1996

• Garden Pests

  May 2, 1996

• Wake-Up Call: And the rest is history

  Architect Ed White changed the way the world looks at Denver -- not just through his architectural designs, but through his friendship with Jack Kerouac. That friendship is documented in the form of Tim Gray, a White-like character in On The Road, as well as in the structure of the book itself. Back when he was an architecture student at Columbia University in the '40s, White told Kerouac he should create word sketches. "I was making sketches, and it occurred to me, because he was always obser

  June 30, 2009