For Campus parking info and a downloadable PDF campus parking map, click below:
http://www.ahec.edu/parking/ParkingMap2008.pdf
For a 3 D picture of our campus buildings, see: http://www.ahec.edu/parking/maps.htm
Note map on right showing airport; the star in the center is our Downtown location.
FOR AMC VISITORS: Parking and Transportation has told the Department that there is
reciprocal parking for AMC visitors in Lots E & W. The AMC visitors will need to go to the
Parking & Transportation on the Anschutz campus to get a placard from them to be able to
park on our campus in Lots E & W.
If you are driving from car rental areas at the Denver International airport, or are not familiar
with the Denver area, click here.
From I-25 driving south (from Boulder or Denver Intl Airport), take exit to "Speer South," or
the "Colfax"
exit (there is no Auraria exit going south on I-25). From I-25 going north, take Colfax or Auraria exit.
My office is in the North Classroom #3402 (third floor) and my office TELE is 3035563371. My lab is down the hallway and is #, lab NC3407, and the lab TELE is 3035564348. The North Classroom is the Univ. of Colorado-Denver building directly on Speer Blvd. at Larimer St.- see the X drawn below. The North Classroom building is directly across from old Larimer Square. Parking is located around Speer or at the Tivoli (the old brewery that is the campus student union bldg.) and around Speer Boulevard. Lot R, located just to the north of the North Classroom, and parking in the campus parking garages typically requires a student/faculty ID.
There is temporary parking between the North Classroom and the PE/Events Center that can be reached by going through the entrance on Auraria Parkway (park for 20 min, and up to 2 hrs parking with a permit that I should be able to get from the department). However, the line of cars entering lot R can block this entrance to the temporary parking. For a better image of campus parking, see http://www.ahec.edu/parking/ParkingMap2008.pdf
This high resolution image
can be printed. North is at the top of the map:
