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Aurora to Fund Glass-Printed Bus-Stop Canopy Art for Colfax BRT Stop
Summary
Aurora staff presented selected designs and funding details for two glass-printed canopies planned for the Havana and Colfax bus rapid transit stops; the $45,000 design budget comes from the Public Art Reserve Fund and installation is tentatively scheduled for mid–late summer 2027.
Aurora City staff described an approved public-art design for two new bus-stop canopies on Colfax Avenue, part of the Denver–Aurora bus rapid transit (BRT) project.
The artist Jazz was selected to produce artwork printed on glass panels for two canopies serving eastbound and westbound buses at the Havana and Colfax stops, Amber Pixley, public art program specialist, said. The city’s contribution to the design and fabrication is budgeted at $45,000 and will be paid from the Public Art Reserve Fund, a staff member said during the June 18 meeting.
Why it matters: The canopies are part of a coordinated Denver–Aurora BRT design; Aurora officials said the city aimed to match Denver’s higher-spec canopy design at the single Aurora…
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