Architectural firms -- Colorado -- Denver.

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Blueprint of Municipal Building, City and County of Denver, Colo., situated on plot bounded by Bannock St., West Colfax Ave., Cherokee Street and West 14th Avenue.

Scope and Contents Original drawings on linen and vellum for Colorado State Centennial Building, 13th Ave. at Sherman St. in Denver, Colo. The working name that appears on these plans is “State Office Building A,” However, the name was changed to “ Colorado State Centennial Building” during construction. Plans are dated February 15, 1974 and revised to incorporate “as built” changes on October 1, 1976. Project architects were Paul Atchison, Paul’s son Philip Atchison and long-time partner Carl A....

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Collection contains architectural drawings and plans for Writer's Square (Denver, Colorado) residential and retail spaces.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The majority of the papers in this collection range from 1915 to 1960 (with a few 1982 and 1994 papers relating to alterations of one Hoyt-designed home). The bulk of the collection consists of architectural plans for private residences and institutions. Included are plans for some of Hoyt's important works. For example, the plans for Red Rocks, listed in the National Register of Historic Places, are included. From the drawings, it is apparent that Hoyt took into account the physical and...

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Cabell Childress Architectural Records span the years 1948-2005. The collection contains architectural drawings and project files consisting of specifications, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reports and proposals. The material encompasses Childress's career in architecture from his early work in the office of William C. Muchow to his position as Architect Emeritus for the University of Denver. The collection documents his architectural projects from 1972 until 1999....

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Charles Lee Architectural Records span the years 1943-1966. The collection includes general office and financial ledgers from Lee's architectural business and project files containing specifications, correspondence, sketches, notes, invoices, newspaper clippings, reports, and proposals. Also included are architectural drawings for private residences, businesses, and institutions. The drawings illustrate Lee's intricate detailing and draftsmanship. ...

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Drawings for Happy Church sanctuary, Greenwood Village, Colorado.

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Drawings for Meadow Creek Townhomes, Lakewood, Colorado.

SCOPE AND CONTENT The bulk of the materials, such as architectural drawings, photographs, and project files, found in the Ed White Architectural Records relate to his career as an architect with Fisher & Fisher, Hornbein & White, and Ed White Jr., AIA. Additional materials and photographs focus on White's personal and professional interest in historic preservation and his involvement with various volunteer organizations, museums, and foundations including Central City Opera House...

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Fisher and Fisher collection spans 1892 to 1997 and consists of architectural drawings, project files, business records, photographs and the personal papers of William E. Fisher, Arthur A. Fisher and Alan B. Fisher. The architectural plans consist of originals and copies. Projects range from those of private residences to downtown Denver commercial buildings and institutions. Correspondence varies from business-related, contractor communications to personal letters between family...

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Book outline, chapter drafts, notes, index, lists of Fisher and Fisher buildings, newspaper clippings, photocopies of research materials, 59 b/w research photographs.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE Specifications, plans and drawings comprise the papers of this collection. Except for the Marquette Building in Chicago, an Indian school near Grand Junction, Colorado and an architectural competition, the buildings represented by the drawings of this collection are all located in Denver, Colorado. Union Station, the C.S. Morey Mercantile Company and residences for Dr. H.A. Fynn and John R. Campion are examples of Denver buildings designed by Gove and Walsh. The papers range from 1894 to...

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Drawings and plans for Denver Symphony Hall, Boettcher Concert Hall.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The collection consists of architectural drawings and project documents dating from 1928 to 1987. The project documents include memos, reports, invoices, correspondence, notes, newspaper clippings, agreements, budget worksheets, booklets, manuals, pamphlets, articles, proposals, evaluations, maps, meeting minutes and transparencies. Audio cassette tapes comprise the audio-visual series. SERIES 1 ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT DOCUMENTS 1928-1985 BOX...

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Collection contains correspondence, resumes, biographical material, texts of speeches, professional membership information, certificates, awards, architectural reports and drawings, a Baume and Polivnick portfolio, and photographs.

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Drawings by Amy Kramer and John Scrabec of the Studio concern the rejuvenation project of 1440-1442-1444 Market Street in Denver, Colorado.

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Lawler talks about Terracentre, an office building in Denver, Colo., designed by Seracuse Lawler & Partners, Inc. Interview was part of radio program "In the Square" which aired on KVOD radio (Denver, Colo.)

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Plans for the basement of Cheesman Mansion include servants' quarters, kitchen, bakery and storage areas. Residence plans for Mr. John Wellington Finch (301 High Street, Denver), Mrs. Mattie M. Kent, and a log home for T.M. Patterson. Granite plan for Denver Civic Center (missing)

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The collection contains Brendle's administrative and financial records, and architectural plans and drawings for projects generated by his firm (ca.1980-2003).

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Plans for Revere Industrial Center in Denver, Colo.

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Plans for Alamosa (Colorado) High School.

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Collection contains correspondence, photographs, reports, manuals, plans, designs, schematics, maps for projects worked on by the company.

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Plans for May D and F store at University Hills Shopping Center (Denver, Colo.) Plans for three churches: St. Georges of Leadville, St. John the Baptist, Breckenridge, and Grace Church of Buena Vista.

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Collection contains architectural drawings of Stapleton International Airport (Denver, Colorado), Elitch Gardens (Denver, Colorado); Windsor Gardens (Denver, Colorado); George Washington High School remodeling (Denver, Colo.).

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Blueprints and drawings of renovation of the Magic Valley Memorial Hospital in Twin Falls, Idaho. The original hospital was designed in 1951 by Alan Fisher of Denver.

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Plans for remodel of Van Hummel Building (Denver, Colo.)

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The collection documents Buell's architectural projects from 1919 until 1989. Projects include the Paramount Theater, Cherry Creek Shopping Center, new Customs House, Horace Mann Junior High School, and St. Joseph's Nurses Home. The project documents are organized by type of project such as commercial, school or residential, then in alphabetical order, the same method as the drawings. The documents in file folders correspond to the original order in which they were received. Many...

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Plans for Denver Civic Center Cultural Complex (Denver, Colo.)

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Victor Hornbein collection dates from 1932, with student work at the Atelier Denver. He professional work began with the Historic Buildings Survey (1934) in New Mexico and continues through the completion of projects in 1994. The collection contains architectural project drawings, project documents, project photographs, business papers and publications. Hornbein established his practice in 1940 and worked on projects until shortly before his death in 1995.Hornbein designed...

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The William C. Muchow collection dates from 1943 while he attended college through the completion of projects in 1993. The collection contains architectural project drawings, project documents, business papers, awards and photographs. The firm Muchow Associates Architects opened in 1950 and closed shortly after his death in 1991. During that time over eight hundred and thirty-three projects came out of his office. Muchow's firm worked on a broad range of architectural projects...