Alan Golin Gass is like a journey through the 20th century and beyond. Sitting down with him in his mid-century landmarked home — which he designed— brings the journey to life. The renowned Denver architect grew up in Denver’s Jewish community, studied at Harvard and had a decades-long career that spanned New York and Denver, included founding his own firm and even working with IM Pei. Gass’ East Denver home is recognized by the Denver City Council for its historical value, but it was avant garde at the time it was built. In fact, Gass would not have been permitted to build his home if it were sited just across the street. “The Green Bowers subdivision had architectural regulations and this side of the street […]
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