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The College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) at the University of Colorado Denver is the only university in Colorado to offer a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and accredited graduate degrees in architecture, urban planning, and landscape architecture. Additionally, we offer an interdisciplinary PhD, master's degrees in urban design and historic preservation, and certificates in design build, historic preservation, landscape architecture, classical architecture, interior design, and geographic information systems.
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Remembering Dana Crawford, Denver's Champion for Urban Revitalization
In 2022, the College of Architecture and Planning Preservation Program was named in honor of the legendary Dana Crawford, a trailblazer for historic preservation and urban revitalization in Colorado.
Crawford's many contributions to Denver's preservation include Larimer Square, Oxford Hotel, Ice House, Acme Lofts, Edbrooke Lofts, Cooper Flats, Flour Mill Lofts, Ajax Lofts, Jack Kerouac Lofts, and Union Station.
At CU Denver, we are proud to continue Crawford's legacy, which will be celebrated and remembered thanks to her wellspring of contributions to the community we call home and through future generations of students studying historic preservation in the Dana Crawford Preservation Program.
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The University Technical Assistance Program at CU Denver
Bringing rural community projects to life