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Airedale Building – Ophelia’s Electric Soapbox & Hostel Fish

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Art Students League of Denver

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Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library

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The All Inn Motel, located on East Colfax, has a l The All Inn Motel, located on East Colfax, has a long and interesting history. Originally the motel was known as The Fountain Inn, which had a “fabulous” restaurant called the Gold Room. After years of highs and lows, the new owner of the All Inn Motel, Brian Toerber, is hoping to turn it into a boutique hotel and restaurant. In order to make this dream a reality, Toerber sought funding from the Denver Urban Renewal Authority to help finance the estimated $31.2 million renovation. Although the project has received mixed reactions from local residents and organizations, City Council voted in favor of funding for this project. 📸: @kevinjbeaty / Denverite Link in bio. . . . . #allinnmotel #eastcolfax #thefountaininn #DURA #briantoerber #denvercitycouncil #boutiquehotel #colfaxboutiquehotel #denverarchitecture #denverhotels #colfax #denver #denverite #denverarchitecturefoundation #daf
Most Coloradans have a love-hate relationship with Most Coloradans have a love-hate relationship with I-70. It’s what gives us access to so many beautiful places, yet it can also be the source of hours-long traffic jams. Now there is an Instagram account dedicated to updating the public about I-70, from essential information to funny sightings. CU Boulder grad Alejandro Brown created the account, @i70things, and receives up to 100 submissions a day about what is happening on the iconic highway. The account is a place where people can get traffic updates, but it also has a community focus, organizing an annual I-70 cleanup in Georgetown.   Link in bio. . . . . #I70 #I70things #303magazine #alejandrobrown #georgetown #georgetowncleanup #I70traffic #I70news #colorado #denver #denverinfrastructure #coloradoinfrastructure #denverarchitecture #denverarchitecturefoundation #daf
Prometheus Materials, located in Longmont, has dev Prometheus Materials, located in Longmont, has developed an alternative building material to conventional concrete called “bio-cement.” This new material, first developed at the University of Colorado Boulder, uses micro-algae to bind materials such as sand in a similar process to what corals and oysters use to build their shells. Globally, cement production alone accounts for 8% of annual climate-warming emissions, a number that is expected to grow along with further urbanization. These new “bio-cement” blocks absorb enough carbon to make them 90% less carbon-intensive than traditional concrete. There are some barriers to making this material readily available, but the company hopes to be able to produce a “just-add-water” mix for easy and accessible use in the future. 📸: @hartoutwest , CPR News Link in bio. . . . . #greenengineering #biocement #prometheusmaterials #longmont #greenenergy #concrete #universityofcoloradoboulder #climateemissions #greenarchitecture #cpr #coloradoengineering #denver #denverarchitecture #denverarchitecturefoundation #daf

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