Blair Kamin Offers Up a Quick Tour of Denver's Architecture Highlights

Now that our attentions have all collectively switched from China to Denver, what’s an architecture critic to do? If you’re the Tribune‘s resident man-about-buildings, Blair Kamin, you switch focus on a dime and offer up posts, both old and new, about what to look for in Denver when you aren’t trying to hobnob with politicos or escape from angry adolescent protesters. Starting with “Bye-Bye, Beijing,” Kamin kicks things off by talking about the old buildings, like Philip Johnson‘s One United Bank Tower (“the cash register”) and goes from there, even answering comments after the post by sending readers off to other areas, like his