Colorado Preservation, Inc. is thrilled to announce that Governor Polis will be joining us at the Saving Places conference! He will give remarks to the Colorado preservation community at the upcoming Endangered Places Luncheon this upcoming Tuesday at 12pm.
Already registered and getting ready to attend? What to know:
Location: Saving Places 2019 is at the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel (1550 Court Pl, Denver, CO 80202).
Parking: At the Sheraton, you will receive 25% off onsite parking ($30, regularly $40). Overnight guests receive a 24-hour pass for $40 (no discount available). If you prefer to park nearby, try these options:
Schedule at a Glance Finalize your sessions, workshops, and tours today!
Details for Tours: Tours require pre-registration. Check in at the registration desk during the conference for remaining availability. Tours will meet at Sheraton Lobby at 1550 Lounge area, adjacent to Yard House unless otherwise specified in the conference program and schedule at a glance (above).
Overnight Accommodations: Our room block reservations with the Sheraton are no longer active, but there are still rooms available onsite. Online website or (303) 893-3333
Have you officially registered for the conference? Online registration is now closed. But we still would like you to attend! Present yourself at the Sheraton next week for onsite registration. Conference fees here.
The 2019 Saving Places® Conference will explore the changes, threats, challenges, and successes of the preservation movement along with the communities and leaders working to move it forward.
Speakers Announced!
Tuesday, February 5, 8:30-9:45 am
Following the conference theme of inspiring the next generation, CPI is pleased to host Bryan C. Lee, Jr. Recently recognized by the National Trust as one of “40 Individuals Under 40 Making a Community Difference,” Mr. Lee is a Designer and Design Justice Advocate and Director of Design at Colloqate. Colloqate is a multidisciplinary Nonprofit Design Justice practice focused on expanding community access to, and building power through the design of social, civic, and cultural spaces. He is the founding organizer of the Design Justice Platform and organized the Design as Protest National Day of Action. Bryan has led two award-winning architecture and design programs for high school students through the Arts Council of New Orleans and the National Organization of Minority Architects. Among many achievements, he was selected for the 2018 Fast Company Most Creative People in Business.
Endangered Places Program Luncheon
Tuesday, February 5, 12:00-1:30 pm
Join us for the reveal of the 2019 Endangered Places, the announcement of the 2019 SAVED sites, and a presentation by Mike Buhler. Since 2010, Mike has served as executive director for San Francisco Heritage (SHF), a nonprofit committed to preserving and enhancing San Francisco’s architectural and cultural identity. In 2013, SFH initiated a program to celebrate and recognize the city’s iconic and longstanding legacy businesses; many of which were facing the threat of eviction and closure due to increased rents. What began as a registry of legacy bars and restaurants has since developed into a Legacy Business Historic Preservation Fund, which provides grants to both legacy business owners and property owners who agree to lease extensions with Legacy Business tenants. Mr. Buhler will share San Francisco’s story of saving it’s “intangible heritage” to inspire Colorado cities to advocate for their own legacy and heritage businesses.
Monday, February 4, 2019 - Thursday, February 7, 2019
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