Mayor Michael Hancock has chosen 16 Denver projects to receive a 2021 Mayor’s Design Award.
The awards, presented annually since 2005, highlight excellence in architecture, design and placemaking. The city announced the winners Wednesday during a ceremony at the Studio Loft of the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
“Equity, sustainability and the health of our residents and neighborhoods have been at the forefront of what we do for a long time,” Hancock said in a statement. “You can see these values play out in the 16 winning projects. Any city would be proud to have even a fraction of them open under normal circumstances. The fact that Denver is home to all 16 speaks to our resilience and to our willingness to come together and collaborate, even when times are tough.”
Here’s the 2021 Mayor’s Design Award winners:
Junction Food & Drink
2000 S. Colorado Blvd.
Category: Active Spaces
Larimer Square Outdoor Expansion
Larimer Street and 14th Avenue
Category: Active Spaces
A New Old School-Strada Advertising
604 W. 6th Ave.
Category: Back to the Future
Brasserie Brixton
3701 N. Williams St.
Category: Back to the Future
Gurr Residence
3660 E. Dartmouth Ave.
Category: Back to the Future
Brandon Courtyard
1555 Xavier St.
Category: Density by Design
Denver Botanic Gardens, Freyer-Newman Center for Science, Art and Education
1085 York St.
Category: Distinctive Denver
McGregor Square
19th Avenue and Wazee Street
Category: Distinctive Denver
Meow Wolf Convergence Station
1338 1st St.
Category: Distinctive Denver
Benzina Restaurant
4839 E. Colfax Ave.
Category: Neighborhood Gem
Oneida Park
2255 Oneida Park
Category: Neighborhood Gem
Raices Brewing Company
2060 W. Colfax Ave.
Category: Neighborhood Gem
Denver Water Administration Complex
1600 W. 12th Ave.
Category: Sustainable Style
The Link
1490 Curtis St.
Category: Sustainable Style
Boiler House Residence
3850 York St.
Category: This Is Home
La Tela
603 Inca St.
Category: This is Home
Mayor Michael Hancock has chosen 16 Denver projects to receive a 2021 Mayor’s Design Award.
The awards, presented annually since 2005, highlight excellence in architecture, design and placemaking. The city announced the winners Wednesday during a ceremony at the Studio Loft of the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
“Equity, sustainability and the health of our residents and neighborhoods have been at the forefront of what we do for a long time,” Hancock said in a statement. “You can see these values play out in the 16 winning projects. Any city would be proud to have even a fraction of them open under normal circumstances. The fact that Denver is home to all 16 speaks to our resilience and to our willingness to come together and collaborate, even when times are tough.”
Here’s the 2021 Mayor’s Design Award winners:
Junction Food & Drink
2000 S. Colorado Blvd.
Category: Active Spaces
Larimer Square Outdoor Expansion
Larimer Street and 14th Avenue
Category: Active Spaces
A New Old School-Strada Advertising
604 W. 6th Ave.
Category: Back to the Future
Brasserie Brixton
3701 N. Williams St.
Category: Back to the Future
Gurr Residence
3660 E. Dartmouth Ave.
Category: Back to the Future
Brandon Courtyard
1555 Xavier St.
Category: Density by Design
Denver Botanic Gardens, Freyer-Newman Center for Science, Art and Education
1085 York St.
Category: Distinctive Denver
McGregor Square
19th Avenue and Wazee Street
Category: Distinctive Denver
Meow Wolf Convergence Station
1338 1st St.
Category: Distinctive Denver
Benzina Restaurant
4839 E. Colfax Ave.
Category: Neighborhood Gem
Oneida Park
2255 Oneida Park
Category: Neighborhood Gem
Raices Brewing Company
2060 W. Colfax Ave.
Category: Neighborhood Gem
Denver Water Administration Complex
1600 W. 12th Ave.
Category: Sustainable Style
The Link
1490 Curtis St.
Category: Sustainable Style
Boiler House Residence
3850 York St.
Category: This Is Home
La Tela
603 Inca St.
Category: This is Home
