DOWNTOWN DENVER PARTNERSHIP HONORS
7 WINNERS AT 46TH ANNUAL DOWNTOWN DENVER AWARDS
The Downtown Denver Partnership honored seven award winners on April 26th at the Adam's Mark Hotel during the 46th Annual Downtown Denver Awards, sponsored by Shughart Thomson & Kilroy, P.C. As a celebration of achievements in the Downtown Denver community, seven winners were selected by a jury from an impressive list of diverse nominees. Over 1,000 individuals attended the 2007 Awards Dinner.
(please click on the name of the winner for a more in depth biography)
Denver Art Museum for the Frederic C. Hamilton Building: For helping focus the cultural spotlight on Denver through a visionary and bold expansion of the Denver Art Museum, providing a dramatic setting where visitors can experience a dynamic environment that celebrates both art and architecture.
DenverInfill.com: For its urban enthusiasm illustrated through consistency in meaningful dialogue, and dedication to vibrant, thoughtful and sustainable development in Downtown Denver.
National Western Stock Show: For the 100 years of programming and events honoring Denver’s western heritage, consistently attracting visitors to Downtown and engaging the business community in this annual tradition.
Opus Northwest LLC, for the Environmental Protection Agency Region 8 Headquarters: For incorporating the preservation of the environment into the design and construction process, setting the standard for future sustainable office development in Downtown Denver, while designing a building that is sensitive to its place in the historic Lower Downtown district.
RedPeak Properties for 1600 Glenarm Place: For the revitalization and conversion of Denver’s oldest high-rise office building to modern residences, providing an economic boost to Downtown and the 16th Street Mall by offering fresh, new, 24-hour amenities for workers, visitors and residents.
Snooze: For creating a dining experience with a focus on excellence in preparation, quality, service and ambiance, and demonstrating how a small business can make a significant impact through its leadership and dedication to community involvement.
Susan Powers : For her dedication to the revitalization of Downtown Denver, her leadership in the creation of affordable, workforce and student housing, and her passionate service as a volunteer for numerous community activities, all of which will have a lasting impact on our center city.
Sponsored by:
Downtown Denver Partnership Sponsors
Colorado Housing and Finance Authority
Columbia Group Ltd.
Corporex Colorado
David Owen Tryba Architects
The Kenney Group
Metropolitan State College of Denver
