A new architectural installation is in progress, celebrating Denver's historic 1904 Evans School House and its Gothic Revival design. Vacant since the 1970s, the school is now being reimagined as a hub for dining, retail, and creative spaces alongside a modern residential tower.
Inspired by the building’s intricate brick and terra cotta details, the artwork captures its rich textures and craftsmanship. The pieces feature a refined palette of warm honey ambers, silver, black, and a touch of Denver’s blue sky. The installation includes two striking 4’ x 4’ panels and a complementary 2.5’ x 4’ piece, seamlessly connecting past and present within the new development.
The pieces were expedited for a fast ship by date with a 3 week turn around time. I’m looking forward to final pix of these installed.
History in the details | hand cut glass + concrete c Heather Hancock 2024
2 @ 4’ x 4’
History in the details | hand cut glass + concrete c Heather Hancock 2024
2.5’ x 4’
Evans School Denver, CO
Evans School + new residential tower
History in the details. REFLECT 4.12a 4’x 4’ | hand cut glass + concrete c Heather Hancock 2024
History in the details. REFLECT 4.12b 2.5x 4’ | hand cut glass + concrete c Heather Hancock 2024
History in the details. REFLECT 4.12c 4’x 4’ | hand cut glass + concrete c Heather Hancock 2024