Jacques Benedict Collection

Residence at 1700 East 7th Avenue, Denver, Colorado, J. B. Benedict, architect, 1923. Creator: Roy C. Hyskell
Residence at 1700 East 7th Avenue, Denver, Colorado, J. B. Benedict, architect, 1923

Large, brick residence at 4050 Mt. View Blvd. Denver, Colorado, designed by... c1903 - 1923. Creator: Roy C. Hyskell
Large, brick residence at 4050 Mt. View Blvd. Denver, Colorado, designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict, between 1903 and 1923

Large L-shaped residence, Colorado, designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict, c1903 - 1923. Creator: Unknown
Large L-shaped residence, Colorado, designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict, between 1903 and 1923

City and County of Denver, Wayside House, Rocky Mts. between 1903 and 1923. Creator: Unknown
City and County of Denver, Wayside House, Rocky Mts. between 1903 and 1923. (House designed by Jules Jacques Benois Benedict)

Interior of house designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict... Denver, Colorado, c1903 - 1923
Interior of house designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict, showing fireplace, sofa, art objects, etc. Denver, Colorado, between 1903 and 1923. [Note Buddha sculpture in the corner]

Facade of the Town Hall, Littleton, Colorado which was designed by the architect...c1920 - 1923
Facade of the Town Hall, Littleton, Colorado which was designed by the architect Jacques Benois Benedict, between 1920 and 1923

Facade of the Town Hall, Littleton, Colorado which was designed by the architect...c1920 - 1923
Facade of the Town Hall, Littleton, Colorado which was designed by the architect Jacques Benois Benedict, between 1920 and 1923

Mountain lodge of Mrs. Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on, Rocky Mountains, Colorado...c1903 - 1923
Mountain lodge of Mrs. Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on [Canyon], Rocky Mountains, Colorado--West elevation, between 1903 and 1923. [Home of Margery Verner Reed and Paul Thoburn Mayo]

Interior of the stone mountain lodge of Mrs. Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on...c1903 - 1923
Interior of the stone mountain lodge of Mrs. Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on, Rocky Mountains, Colorado, designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict, showing cathedral ceiling, fireplace

Mountain lodge for Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on, Colorado--J. B. Benedict... c1903 - 1923
Mountain lodge for Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on, Colorado--J. B. Benedict - Architect--Denver Colo. between 1903 and 1923. [Home of Margery Verner Reed and Paul Thoburn Mayo]

Stone mountain lodge of Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on, Rocky Mountains, Colorado... c1903 - 1923
Stone mountain lodge of Paul T. Mayo, Bear Creek Can~on [Canyon], Rocky Mountains, Colorado, with boy seated on step, designed by architect Jacques Benois Benedict, between 1903 and 1923

Shelter house built for the city of Denver in Rocky Mountains... between 1903 and 1923
Shelter house built for the city of Denver in Rocky Mountains--J.B. Benedict, Architect, between 1903 and 1923

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Jacques Benedict was a renowned architect known for his innovative designs and timeless creations. His work spanned across various styles, from Spanish Colonial Revival to Art Deco, leaving a lasting impact on the architectural landscape of Colorado and beyond. Benedict's attention to detail and dedication to craftsmanship earned him a reputation as one of the most talented architects of his time. Born in 1879 in Chicago, Illinois, Benedict studied architecture at Cornell University before moving to Denver in 1909. Throughout his career, he designed numerous iconic buildings such as the Cheesman Park Pavilion, Central City Opera House, and Washington Park Boathouse. Benedict's architectural legacy continues to inspire future generations of designers and enthusiasts alike. His ability to blend form with function created spaces that were not only visually stunning but also practical for everyday use. Jacques Benedict will always be remembered as a visionary architect who pushed boundaries and redefined what it meant to create beautiful structures that stand the test of time.