Alaa Q. Al-Ban
Feb 16, 2021
Whether you graduated recently or have lost count of the years since you were in the studio, your connection to the CU Denver College of Architecture and Planning doesn’t end at graduation.
We are piloting a stronger, more connected CAP alumni community, and we want you to be part of it.
One of the best ways to stay connected with classmates, faculty, and fellow alumni is through your program’s LinkedIn group. These groups are a place to share opportunities, celebrate alumni accomplishments, exchange ideas, and stay in the loop on what’s happening across the CAP community.
Join your degree program's alumni association and regional chapter groups by following the links below. If you graduated with multiple degrees, feel free to join more than one group.
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Wannasiri “Vanessa” Srivarathanabul (Master of Architecture, 1996) moved to the United States from Bangkok, Thailand with her fiancé, now husband, and fellow College of Architecture and Planning alum, Vasin Srivarathanabul, as he worked on his architecture degree at the University of Arizona. During that time, Srivarathanabul began researching architecture programs for herself and traveled to Denver to see the University of Colorado Denver’s campus.
Geoffrey Weathers (MURP ’21) is the Town of Superior’s planning and permit technician. Though Superior has a small planning staff, Weathers can get involved with large-scale projects including Marshall fire recovery efforts, the Downtown buildout, and future development proposals for affordable housing and mixed-use infill projects, in addition to his responsibilities for reviewing plans and building permits for code compliance.
Stephan Hall (M.Arch, MLA, and MUD ’12) is a Senior Associate at Anderson Mason Dale Architects (AMD). Stephan’s well-rounded training in architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design—M.Arch, MLA, and MUD received from the College of Architecture and Planning (CAP) in 2012—has propelled him to assume a lead architect role within the practice, overseeing teams on a variety of project types throughout the Rocky Mountain Region.
Annelies van Vonno (MURP ’20) focused her capstone project on sustainable and community-oriented creative placemaking to reduce auto travel and improve pedestrian and bicycle access and safety near the Meow Wolf Denver site. And today, her capstone project is activated at the Colfax Viaduct.
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