Seasons Greetings from Zeckendorf Plaza

A seasonal late-60s-era holiday shot of Zeckendorf Plaza, with lights displayed under the hyperbolic-paraboloid roof and out in the plaza over the ice skating rink.

A famous “lost” I. M. Pei & Associates design, the plaza was built in 1959 and sadly torn
down in 1996.

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One Response to “Seasons Greetings from Zeckendorf Plaza”

Frank McBride March 9th, 2013 at 5:06 pm

Great Stuff!
Thank you for your collection…it’s beautiful!

The Zeckendorf Plaza was magical and a sign that corruption in government is always a distinct possibility whenever the “city council” or some other band of nit-wits have their eye on a prize and will cram it down the throats of the public.

The Zeckendorf Plaza was not only beautiful but served at a logical wow point on the 16th street abomination.

Their excuses were lame as to why it needed to be razed.

Thanks again for your Denver project…I certainly appreciate it.