City of Vancouver Heritage Award 
2009 AWARD WINNERS
Awards of Recognition
610 Granville Street – The Hudson
 
An Award of Recognition for restoring the two primary facades of the BC Electric Showroom, for retaining and restoring the additional façade of the Hunter Brothers Block, and protecting the St. Regis Hotel and Gotham Steakhouse. Awards were presented to Wall Financial Corporation, Macdonald Development Corporation, Stantec Architecture Ltd. and McGinn Engineering & Preservation Ltd.
Arts and Crafts Building, 576 Seymour Street
An Award of Recognition for restoring the storefront and the mezzanine, re-opening it to the street and adapting new retail and office uses. Awards were presented to owner Terry Pejan, David Hepworth of SITU Design, Hi-Fi Centre and VPAC Construction.
Lumbermens Building, 509 Richards Street
An Award of Recognition for the structural upgrades and interior revitalization. Awards were presented to The Salient Group, Gair Williamson Architects and Commonwealth Historic Resource Management.
Paris Block, 53 West Hastings Street
An Award of Recognition for the rescue, rehabilitation and adaptive re-use and for the social and economic benefits to the neighbourhood. Awards were presented to The Salient Group, Gair Williamson Architects, Ankeman Marchand Architects and Donald Luxton & Associates.
Abrams Block, 210 Carrall Street
An Award of Recognition for the rehabilitation and structural repair and adaptive re-use, with contemporary elements contributing to the historic scale and heritage values of Gastown. Awards were presented to Reliance Holdings Ltd., Merrick Architecture, and John Bryson and Partners.
Chinese Freemasons Building, 5 West Pender Street
An Award of Recognition for the rehabilitation of the exterior, its contribution to the Carrall Street Greenway and incorporating seniors housing which will bring diversity and vitality to the area. Awards were presented to owner Pip Peri Pembo Management Ltd., Joe Y. Wai Architect, Commonwealth Historic Resource Management and Makam Construction Ltd.
Rolzing Residence, 1927 Whyte Avenue
An Award of Recognition for the rehabilitation of the exterior and its contribution to the streetscape character. Awards were presented to owners Serge and Tania Rolzing, Loy Leyland Architect and Formosa Engineering Ltd.
Gow Block, 3589 Commercial Street
An Award of Recognition for the restoration of the storefronts, re-activating its historic use as a corner store and contributing to the area’s historic value and cultural heritage. Awards were presented to owners Jerry Prussin and Norah Johnson, Steve Prokopenko of Blue West Contractors Ltd. and Chris Jordan-Knox of Turnstone Home Repairs.
South Granville Business Improvement Association
An Award of Recognition for the celebration and public awareness generated by its festivities and public awareness efforts: installing heritage plaques, compiling a photo archive, holding a centennial event, and dedicating a time capsule. Awards were presented to the South Granville BIA and Executive Director Sharon Townsend.
Awards of Merit
Coastal Church, 1160 West Georgia Street
An Award of Merit for the careful restoration of the exterior, including the façade, contemporary buttresses and the interior restoration that includes state of the art technical components. Awards were presented to Coastal Church, Busby Perkins+Will Architects and Robert Lemon Architect.
Bowman Block, 528 Beatty Street
An Award of Merit for the sensitive rehabilitation of the exterior elements and the addition of a compatible contemporary loft addition contributing to the vitality of the Victory Square area. Awards were presented to The Salient Group, Gair Williamson Architects, Ankeman Marchand Architects and Donald Luxton & Associates.
1356 West 13th Avenue
An Award of Merit for conserving the exterior elements including the front porch, the single main entry, gables and stonework. Awards were presented to owner Menkis Enterprises Ltd., Urban Design Group Architects Ltd. and Robert Lemon Architect.
Gadd House, 6583 Marguerite Street
An Award of Merit for the restoration of the exterior, the landscaping, and a number of interior elements, including colours, materials and design appropriate to the house style. Awards were presented to owner, Tim Kerr, Keith Jakobsen Associates, Donna Chomichuk Landscape Architecture and Julie Curtis Interior Design.
Riddick Lane House and Riddick House, 877 & 879 East Georgia Street
 
An Award of Merit for the exceptional rehabilitation of the exterior of these two buildings and the owners’ attention to detail. Awards were presented to owners John Thomas and Daryl Gouthro.
Johnston-McIntosh House, 1943 East 4th Avenue
An Award of Merit for the rehabilitation of both the exterior porch, cladding, windows and other details, and the interior, and its contribution to the neighbourhood character. Awards were presented to owner Jim Compston, RHP Contracting and painter Todd Eckert.
Vancouver – Stories of a City
An Award of Merit for this detailed, informative and entertaining book. An award was given to writer Lisa Smedman.
Vancouver Heritage Foundation - “Old School – Courses for Building Conservation”
An Award of Merit for the creation of the comprehensive certificate course that raises awareness of heritage conservation values, and educates the public on heritage practices and sustainability. Awards were presented to the Vancouver Heritage Foundation and curriculum consultant Judy Oberlander.
Awards of Honor
Flack Block, 163 West Hastings Street
An Award of Honour for the careful restoration of the exterior stonework and other details, and the exemplary re-creation of the arch stone entry, seismic and systems upgrading, sustainable interiors and reinstated areaways. Awards were presented to The Salient Group, Acton Ostry Architects and Donald Luxton & Associates.
Pennsylvania Hotel, 412 Carrall Street
An Award of Honour for the careful restoration of the exterior stonework and exterior elements such as the turret, the re-creation of the historic sign, and for supportive housing, contributing to the revitalization of the Hastings strip. Awards were presented to the Portland Hotel Society, Merrick Architecture, Donald Luxton & Associates and Darwin Construction.
Greencroft, 3838 Cypress Street
An Award of Honour for the careful rehabilitation of the exterior details, the re-creation of interior detailing, and the larger incorporation of the gardens and infill houses, conserving a unique English Arts and Crafts estate in Shaughnessy. Awards were presented to owners Kirsten Strand and Gregg Moe, and contractor Colin Turner.
Cheryl Cooper
An Award of Honour for arts consultant, architectural historian and heritage advocate Cheryl Cooper, and her dedicated, principled and successful campaign to have Arthur Erickson’s Evergreen Building saved in its original form, a watershed event in the campaign to have Vancouver’s renowned Modern heritage conserved.
Fred Herzog: Vancouver Photographs
An Award of Honour for this book, together with the acclaimed 2007 Vancouver Art Gallery exhibition, bringing to public awareness the critical representation of Vancouver through the remarkable colour photographs of Fred Herzog over five decades, contributing to the cultural heritage and living memory of the city. Awards were presented to the Vancouver Art Gallery, Fred Herzog, curator and author Grant Arnold and author Michael Turner.
City Reflections: 1907 – Vancouver – 2007
An Award of Honour for the enterprising DVD and Resource Guide City Reflections: 1907-Vancouver-2007, adopted for wide use by the Vancouver School Board, in libraries and workshops, and available to the public, bringing the discussion of heritage values into the classroom and to young people. An award was presented to the Vancouver Historical Society.
2007 AWARD WINNERS
Awards of Recognition
Friends of Victory Square
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon The Friends of Victory Square
for their cultural initiative and efforts at developing a community
consensus to revitalize a historic precinct, including the rehabilitation
of its
iconic Cenotaph.
Modernist Map
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon the Vancouver Heritage Foundation
and Docomomo.BC for the publication of the Downtown Vancouver
Modernist Architecture Map Guide, which raises public awareness by
continuing
the story of the city’s architectural history of the Modern period,
offering the interested public a basic introduction and a self-guided
walking route, increasing public awareness of Vancouver’s
recent significant built heritage.
169 Hastings Street Cornice Replacement
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon owner, Fook Sew Lum, McGinn
Engineering & Preservation
and Stephens Sheet Metal for the replacement of the cornice
at 169 E. Hastings, recognizing the importance of cornice
elements for the
preservation of
the historic streetscape.
906 Main Street – The Left Bank Restoration
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon H.R Hatch Architect, McGinn
Engineering Preservation and Ballenas Project Management for the
preservation and
rehabilitation of 906 Main Street, an important temple bank building.
44 Water Street
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon owner Scott Hawthorne, the
Architects of Record, Barry McGinn and Busby Perkins & Will,
and contractor LRG Construction, for the rehabilitation
of the heritage building and
its contribution to the historic Water Street streetscape.
995 Bute Street
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon Duncan Wilson & Rowland Johnson
and James Burton, of Birmingham & Wood Architects for
the rehabilitation by adaptive reuse of the Rand House,
995 Bute Street, contributing to
the neighbourly character of the West End.
Awards of Merit
Coal Harbour Seawall Balustrade Restoration
An Award of Merit is conferred upon the Board of Parks and Recreation,
Spratt Emanuel Engineering and Van den Kerkhof & Son Masonry,
for the continued maintenance and restoration of the Coal Harbour
Seawall
Balustrade,
employing exemplary conservation theory and practice.
Vancouver General Hospital: 100 Years of Care and Service
CVA 99-865 Vancouver General Hospital
[technician using microscope], [ca. 1919]
An Award of Merit is conferred upon Vancouver Coastal Health, the
Heather Heritage Society, the Vancouver General Hospital School
of Nursing
Alumnae Association and author Donald Luxton for the well-researched
and thoughtfully
designed book, Vancouver General Hospital 100 Years of Care
and Service, which commemorates the VGH’S centennial while
telling an important story of the history of place, people,
events and
medicine, illustrated
with archival photographs, many published for the first time.
Lisa Smedman, the Vancouver Courier series of articles on the history
of Vancouver neighbourhoods
An Award of Merit is conferred upon Lisa Smedman, journalist, and
the Vancouver Courier, for a series of well-researched articles
on the
social and cultural
history of Vancouver neighbourhoods, which greatly contribute to
building community awareness and expanding the public’s knowledge of the diverse
cultural and social history of Vancouver in Canada’s largest
distribution community newspaper.
1826 Blanca
An Award of Merit is conferred upon owner/project manager, Elizabeth
Murphy, Architect Keith Jakobsen, Hans Von Tiesenhausen,
Pantheon Developments
and Margot Keate-West, of Keate & Co. Designers, for the preservation
and thorough restoration of 1826 Blanca Street, a heritage-listed house
by the prominent early architectural firm Sharp & Thompson
in 1913, contributing to the architectural heritage of
Point Grey.
Awards of Honour
844 Dunlevy
An Award of Honour is conferred upon owners, Graham Elvidge & Kathleen
Stormont, for their heroic efforts in the preservation and exemplary restoration
of the Queen Anne house at 844 Dunlevy, known as ”The Old Queen” contributing
to the conservation of the city’s first neighbourhood and the old
East End, an integral part of Vancouver’s civic and built
heritage. This remarkable restoration advanced the level of education,
awareness,
and advocacy of heritage in the community and the city.
TLC, The Land Conservancy
An Award of Honour is conferred upon TLC, The Land Conservancy,
and the Save Joy Kogawa House Committee, for its outstanding
advocacy efforts
in saving the historic Joy Kogawa House, bringing municipal,
provincial, national and international attention to the effort
with its theme
of “Hope,
Healing and Reconciliation”, thus preserving an important part
of Vancouver’s cultural heritage.
2006 AWARD WINNERS
Awards of Recognition
- Rose Garden Cottage
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon the Vancouver Board of
Parks & Recreation,
Dietlein Construction; and Whistler Forest Products Corporation,
for the 2005 exterior rehabilitation of the Rose Garden Cottage in
Stanley
Park, using log base and siding and employing traditional construction
methods. Included with this renovation was the conversion of the
second floor bedrooms into administrative offices for the Stanley
Park Zoological
Society.
- City Square Property Holdings for Stained Glass Windows
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon City Square Property Holdings
for the preservation of the 1908 stained glass windows from the auditorium
of the Normal School and re- installation in their original location,
supporting the heritage values of the City Square complex which incorporates
both Normal and Model Schools, and in celebration of the 100th Anniversary
of the Model School in 2005.
- Perri Domm & Goodbye Graffiti
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon Perri Domm & Goodbye
Graffiti for the advocacy of heritage preservation activities and
neighbourhood revitalization in developing processes and products
that sensitively
remove graffiti from heritage buildings without damaging valuable
historic materials.
- Roddington Apartments
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon Elizabeth Vander Zaag, owner,
and Charles Haynes, designer/contractor, for the retention and rehabilitation
of the original lower level of this modest vernacular apartment building,
and the consequent enhancement of the streetscape.
- Heritage Hall, Biography of a Building
An Award of Recognition is conferred upon Marian Gilmour, author and
publisher, Gail Buente, co-author, and the Heritage Hall Preservation
Society for Heritage Hall, Biography of a Building, which celebrates
the stories of Heritage Hall in words and photographs as a community
effort in documenting the heritage conservation of this significant
heritage building tracing its history from a post office to a community
facility.
Awards of Merit
- Leslie Lane House
An Award of Merit is conferred upon
Umberto Menghi, donor, Ramsay Worden Architects, and This Old House
Committee, Vancouver Heritage Foundation,
for the rescue and rehabilitation of the Leslie Lane House, preserving
an “A” listed lane house, a genre once prevalent in Vancouver,
and recreating its original residential use in the sympathetic context
of the Mole Hill community, while also contributing to the Vancouver
Heritage Foundation’s development program. The jury also commends
the City of Vancouver for its stewardship role in this project.
- Albert J. Dana House
An Award of Merit is conferred
upon Keate & Co., Designers, and
Farpoint Architectural, for the tasteful restoration and rehabilitation
of the Albert J. Dana House, 1699 Matthews, preserving an eclectic
1911 Tudor Revival house and contributing to the conservation of
the historic First Shaughnessy neighbourhood.
- Top 10 Endangered Sites and Bus Tour 2005
An Award of Merit is conferred upon the Heritage Vancouver Society
for its education and advocacy in compiling the annual Top Ten Endangered
Sites list and organizing the Bus Tour 2005, a publication and activity
that effectively raises awareness of conservation issues citywide.
Award of Honour
- SFU The Segal Graduate School of Business
An Award
of Honour is conferred upon Simon Fraser University, Paul Merrick
Architecture, and Donald Luxton and Associates, Heritage
Consultant, for the
elegant preservation of an “A” listed temple bank in the heart
of the financial district and its adaptive re-use into a graduate business
school, restoring its exterior façade, and preserving many of
its original features, while providing a highly visible, accessible,
and positive
public
example of heritage conservation in downtown Vancouver.
2005 Winners Award of Recognition
- Shaw House – 2310 Ash Street
Cressey Development Corp., Chernoff Thompson Architects and McGinn
Engineering & Preservation Ltd.
For: The retention and adaptive re-use of the 1894 Shaw House,
a remnant of the earliest residential development on the south
shore of False Creek.
- Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden Expansion Project
Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Garden Society of Vancouver, Joe Y. Wai Architect
Inc., and Makam Construction Ltd.
For: Its contribution to neighbourhood revitalization and as a
good example of expanding a civic heritage resource to further
accommodate community
events and programs, thus also expanding the garden’s public
base and ultimate economic security.
- Charlotte Murray
For: Her contribution to heritage conservation in Vancouver.
Award of Merit
- The Heritage Apple Orchard/Strathcona Community Gardens
Strathcona Community Gardeners Society, Environmental Youth Alliance,
and the Vancouver Foundation
For: Conserving, and promoting the continued use of apple varieties
that were grown during the early years of European settlement in
the Lower
Mainland. This submission is commended for being a community endeavour
which involves the horticultural training of youth and others and suggests
a definition of heritage transcending the traditional emphasis on building
and garden.
- Open Vancouver Heritage House Tour
Vancouver Heritage Foundation
For: Its highly successful public effort in building community heritage
awareness, expanding our knowledge of the city’s diverse architectural
history, and providing the opportunity to visit private homes in
different neighbourhoods through the Open Vancouver Heritage House
Tour 2004.
- Breaking News: The Postcard Images of George Alfred
Barrowclough
Authors Fred Thirkell and Bob Scullion and Heritage House Publishing
Co. Ltd.
For: The extensive research, the collection and publication of privately-owned
historic photographs, and the meaningful narrative which all combine
to enrich the historic record of early Edwardian Vancouver.
- 122 Powell Street
Motivation, Power & Achievement Society, Davidson Yuen Simpson
Architects and Stonebow Renovations Inc.
For: The reconstruction and restoration of the 122 Powell Street
facade and enhancing this block of Powell Street and contributing
to the pride
and vitality of the neighborhood.
- Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church (Parish) Cathedral, Iredale Group Architecture
and proscenium architecture + interiors inc.
For: The rehabilitation, seismic upgrading, and the revelation
and conservation of some of the original interior elements of Christ
Church Cathedral,
all of which contribute to the ongoing viability of the historic
church use.
- St. Paul’s Hospital Envelope Stabilization Project
Providence Health Care Group, McGinn Engineering & Preservation
Ltd. and Van Den Kerkhof & Son Masonry
For: Their use of innovative engineering techniques and conservation
methods in upgrading this heritage building, and in particular for
the sensitive seismic upgrading and skilled attention to detail.
2004 Winners Awards of Recognition
- The Corkscrew Inn
An award of Recognition is conferred upon Wayne Meadows for the adaptive
reuse and rehabilitation of the interior and exterior of The Corkscrew
Inn.
- Vancouver Chinatown Millennium Gate
An award of Recognition is conferred upon the Vancouver Chinatown
Millennium Society for the Vancouver Chinatown Millennium Gate
for its contribution
to public awareness and promotion of the Chinatown heritage area
and community.
- 2449 Dundas St.
An award of Recognition is conferred upon Mariken van Nimwegen for
her efforts in rehabilitating the arts and crafts house at 2449
Dundas
St.
- The Vancouver Achievement
An award of Recognition is conferred upon UBC
Press and author John Punter for The Vancouver Achievement, for its
contribution to the documentation
of heritage issues as part of the story of planning culture.
- The English Bay Bathhouse
An award of Recognition is conferred upon The Vancouver Board of
Parks and Recreation for the upgrade of the English Bay Bathhouse
to ensure
its continued use.
- Western Canada Building
An award of Recognition is conferred upon Integra Architecture for
the rehabilitation of the Western Canada Building.
- Railspur Studios
An award of Recognition is conferred upon Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation for the rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of the Railspur
Studios consistent with the design guidelines for Granville Island.
- Queen Elizabeth Theatre
An award of Recognition is conferred upon Vancouver Civic Theatres
and Proscenium Architecture for the modern interventions in the
three Theatre
Salons of the Queen Elizabeth Theatre complex.
Awards of Merit
- John Mackie
An award of Merit is conferred upon John Mackie, writer, The Vancouver
Sun, for his contribution to public awareness of heritage issues in
the City of Vancouver.
- The InterUrban
An award of Merit is conferred upon The InterUrban for advocacy, contributing
to the revitalization of an historical area by building community
through the arts.
- Sinclair Centre Clock Tower
An award of Merit is conferred upon Public Works Government Services
Canada for the exacting standards and faithful restoration of the
Sinclair Centre Clock Tower.
- The Taylor Building
An award of Merit is conferred upon The Salient Group for the adaptive
reuse and thoughtful rehabilitation of the historic Taylor Building.
- Modern Movement Architecture in British Columbia
An award of Merit is conferred upon DOCOMOMO BC for their pioneering
CD-ROM, BC.MOMO, which documents the modern movement architecture
in British Columbia.
- Wales Street Heritage Day
An award of Merit is conferred upon the Wales Street Heritage Committee
for their ongoing advocacy and promotion of their annual Wales Street
Heritage Day celebrations.
- Charles Gardner Johnson Residence
An award of Merit is conferred upon Polygon Churchhill Gardens Ltd.
for the challenging rehabilitation of the historic Charles Gardner
Johnson Residence.
Awards of Honour
- Building the West: The Early Architects of British Columbia
An award an Honour is conferred upon Talonbooks, Don Luxton, and all
the contributing researchers and writers, for Building the West: The
Early Architects of British Columbia, for its exceptional graphic design
and outstanding achievement in documenting the early architectural development
of the province.
- Mole Hill Housing
An award of Honour is conferred upon Mole Hill Community Housing Society,
BC Housing and the City of Vancouver for their outstanding achievement
in urban renewal, heritage conservation and community advocacy.
2003 Winners Awards of Recognition
- State Hotel, 872/6 Granville Street
the restoration of the upper façade of The State Hotel next
to the Orpheum Theatre on Granville. Studio One Architecture and Bonnis
Properties Inc.
- Birks Building Arch
the innovative reconstruction and interpretation of the Birks Building
Arch as part of the Vancouver Museum's new Joyce Walley Learning Centre.
Aldrich Pears Associates and Hancock, Bruckner Eng and Wright
- Frank Gowen’s Vancouver,
Fred Thirkell and Bob Scullion and their publisher Rodger Touchie
of Heritage House Press
- Carnegie Centre,
To acknowledge the efforts and expertise of those involved it the project.
James Neill and Associates, City of Vancouver, Parkwood Construction and
Macleod Masonry
Awards of Merit
- Rogers Building, 470 Granville Street
the restoration of the exterior lobby and part of the ground floor retail
storefront.
- Malkin Building, 55 Water Street
the extensive restoration and upgrade to create an adaptive re-use as live
work space.
Awards of Honour
- Williams Block, 154/6 East 7th.
the thoroughly researched and faithful restoration of this 1912 building
- 211 Columbia Street
the excellent restoration of this building contributing to the revitalization
of the Gastown district
- Close Residence, 3118 Alberta Street
the detailed restoration of this 1914 Craftsman home.
2002 Winners Award of Recognition
Namely Vancouver
An award of Recognition has been conferred on Tom Snyders and Jennifer
O'Rourke for Namely Vancouver, a book that promotes awareness of the cultural
and social history of our built environment. 
The Rudd/de Kerckhove Residence
This award is to acknowledge the restoration on the front façade
of The Rudd/de Kerckhove Residence and the conservation of the streetscape.
An award of Recognition has been conferred on Graham Rudd and Pascal de
Kerckhove.
Award of Merit
 
615 & 621 Princess Avenue
An award of Merit has been conferred on Stephen Brouwers in recognition
of the restoration of two historic houses at 615 & 621 Princess Avenue
and for meeting the highest conservation standards and preserving a heritage
streetscape. 
656-664 East Georgia St.
An award of Merit has been conferred on Birmingham and Wood, Architects
and Planners, in recognition of a sensitive restoration of 656-664 East
Georgia St. and for contributing to the ongoing conservation of the Strathcona
neighbourhood. 
Sunrise Hotel
An award of Merit has been conferred on BC Housing in recognition of the
renovation of the Sunrise Hotel, a significant effort to revitalize a
threatened neighbourhood with a creative adaptive reuse of a heritage
building. 
Travelling Crane
An award of Merit has been conferred on Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
in recognition of the preservation of the Travelling Crane, a significant
industrial landmark.
Award of Honour
Camelot Inn Bed & Breakfast
An award of Honour has been conferred on Inara Jaunozola in recognition
of the rehabilitation and restoration of the complete interior and exterior
of The Camelot Inn Bed & Breakfast and for the sensitive treatment
of the landscape.
2001 Winners Award of Recognition The Commodore Ballroom
In recognition of the spirited rehabilitation of an important Vancouver
landmark venue, and its continued use as a social space, an award of Recognition
has been conferred on the House of Blues Concerts Canada for the interior
revitalization of The Commodore Ballroom. 1863 Cannons
To reward its work on these important historic artifacts, an award of
Recognition has been conferred on The British Columbia Regiment for the
preservation of Two 1863 Cannons. Vancouver and Beyond
In recognition of an accessible publication that increases public awareness
of heritage issues, an award of Recognition has been conferred on the
authors Fred Thirkell and Bob Scullion for the book Vancouver and Beyond. Award of Merit 800 - 816 Hawks Avenue
In recognition of the rehabilitation of these historic row houses and
the restoration of the principle elevation, an award of Merit has been
conferred on owner Hugh Wong.
Pacific Mineral Museum
In recognition of the faithful restoration of the exterior and the use
of innovative engineering techniques in the rehabilitation of the interior,
an award of Merit has been conferred on the Pacific Mineral Museum Society. Holy Rosary Cathedral.
In recognition of the use of innovative conservation techniques in the
repairs to the sandstone on the north elevation, an award of Merit has
been conferred on Holy Rosary Cathedral. John T. Ivison
In recognition of heritage advocacy in promoting public awareness
and education which has furthered the goals of heritage conservation,
an award of Merit has been conferred on John Ivison. Award of Honour Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue
In recognition of meticulous restoration and rehabilitation paired
with contemporary adaptive re-use of a significant heritage building,
an award of Honour has been conferred on Allied Holdings and Simon Fraser
University for the Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue.
2000 Winners Award of Recognition Morgan Developments
In recognition of the adaptive re-use of 2308
West 8th Avenue and the compatible infill design
Loy Leyland Architect Inc.
Ito and Associates Landscape Architect
Blenheim Realty Ltd.
In recognition of the restoration of the roof of Gabriola
Mansion 1523 Davie Street
Geoff Davies Masonry and Roofing Kathy Leavens and Peter Noble
In recognition of the rehabilitation of 3030 West
26th Avenue
Pro Pacific Architecture Ltd. DLS Contracting Limited City of Vancouver
In recognition of the restoration of the exterior
masonry and wood elements of the Firehall Theatre
McLeod Masonry Limited
Parkwood Construction Award of Merit Kallista Enterprises
Inc.
In recognition of the restoration of the interior and exterior
of Grauer House at 364 West 10th Avenue
Michael Katz Architecture Ltd. Nick Harris
In recognition of the rehabilitation of 2438 Trinity
Street
Ecosol Design and Construction Ltd. Brewery Creek Historical Society
In recognition of the recreation of the Brewery
Creek bed at 385 East 5th Avenue
Aragon Development Corporation
DMG Landscape Architects The Everett
Crowley Park Committee
In recognition of the "Everett Crowley Park-Paradise
Reclaimed" booklet Evergreen Foundation
Judy Quan, Writer and Researcher
The Vancouver
Museum
In recognition of "City Lights: Neon in Vancouver"
John Atkin, Guest Curator
Neon Products Ltd. Award of Honour The Vancouver Heritage Foundation
In recognition of the True Colours Program
Benjamin Moore and Company Ltd.
Dunbar Lumber Supply
St. James Community Service Society
In recognition of St. James Cottage Hospice
William McCreery Architect
Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation
The Vancouver Heritage Foundation
In recognition of the First Annual Heritage and Antiques Fair
Ana Maria Feuermann, Chair, and the Heritage and Antiques Fair Committee
Current Events Management
Lilia D’Acres and Donald Luxton
In recognition of "Lions Gate"
Talon Books Ltd.
Allied Hotel Properties Inc.
In recognition of the restoration of the ball room, meeting rooms and
main lobby of the Hotel Georgia
R.E. Littmann and Associates
BBA Design Consultants
Archipelago Design Consultants Transit Museum Society
In recognition of the preservation of historic transit vehicles
Coast Mountain Bus Company
1999 Winners
AWARD OF RECOGNITION Coleen Mar and Liam Robinson
in recognition of the rehabilitation of 2622 West 5th Avenue
Broadway Architects Robert McNutt
in recognition of the interior restoration of 166 East 11th Avenue, Suite
6
Jade Kokol The Chinese Cultural Centre of Vancouver
in recognition of compatible new design of the CCC Museum/Archives Complex,
555 Columbia Street
Joe Wai Architect Inc.
Allied Holdings Ltd.
in recognition of "The Hotel Georgia - A Vancouver Tradition"
Sean Rossiter
Douglas & MacIntyre
Commonwealth Historic Resource Management Ltd. AWARD OF MERIT Cowan Properties Ltd.
in recognition of the exterior restoration of the Buscombe Building, 560
Beatty Street
Stuart Howard Architects Inc. Brad Alberts and Priidu Juurand
in recognition of the rehabilitation of MacLean Vista, 679 East Georgia
Street
Inter Urban Land Corporation
Birmingham and Wood, Architects and Planners Peter Lai
in recognition of the rehabilitation of 1315 Laurier Street
Kingsley Cheng Architect, Inc.
VanCity Place Society
in recognition of the exterior rehabilitation of VanCity Place for Youth,
312-326 West Pender Street
Nigel Baldwin Architects Gastown Business Improvement Society
in recognition of The Gastown Heritage Plaque Program
RayMah Design Inc.
B.C. Heritage Trust Cyril E. Leonoff
in recognition of "Bridges of Light: Otto Landauer of Leonard Frank
Photos 1945 - 1980"
Talon Books Ltd.
AWARD OF HONOUR John, Helen, Christopher and Tiffany Michas, Jennifer Bell
in recognition of the exterior restoration of the Connaught Apartments,
2300 West Broadway
Richard Sutherland AIBC, 440 Cambie Street Development Group
in recognition of the rehabilitation of the Architecture Centre, 440 Cambie
Street
Busby + Associates Architects Ltd.
Robert G. Lemon Architecture & Preservation
Roger Hughes + Partners, Architects The Stanley Theatre Society
in recognition of the exterior and interior rehabilitation of the Stanley
Theatre, 2750 Granville Street
Proscenium Architecture + Interiors Ltd.
Commonwealth Historic Resource Management Ltd. Royal International College, Keiko Norisue
in recognition of the restoration of 409 - 413 West Hastings Street
Don Stuart Architect Inc.
Robert G. Lemon Architecture & Preservation
The City Program, SFU at Harbour Centre
in recognition of its outstanding contribution to heritage advocacy and
education in Vancouver
Judy Oberlander, Program Director 1998 WINNERS Cedar Mews 1811 West 16th Avenue
Rehabilitation and Conversion into a new use (residential) Kerrisdale Masonic Hall Building - 2142 - 2146 West 41st Avenue
Restoration of the original appearance (without complete records). The Barn - 2237 East Pender Street
Restoration and reuse of the barn as on-site studios. Roundhouse Community Centre & Engine 374 Pavilion- 181 Roundhouse
Mews
Conservation of the heritage building into a community centre; the retention
of the Engine 374 and the railway turntable on the site. Kensington Place Restoration- 1386 Nicola Street
Restoration, rehabilitation and innovative engineering techniques in the
upgrading of the building. Dick Building, 1490 West Broadway
Restoration: brought the building up to code,life safety and seismic standards,
repair cosmetic damage to the finishes and design a new storefront system. Warehouse Studio ,100 Powell Street
Adaptive re-use Four Corners Community Savings, 390 Main Street.
Restoration of the historic banking use, interior finishes and the exterior
appearance of the building. St. James Social Service Home Support Office Society (Associated with
Victory House Special Needs Residential Facilities), 347 East. Cordova
Street.
Restoration and adaptive re-use of a former single family house into a
home support facility. St. Francis of Assisi Rectory, 1020 Semlin Drive
Exterior and interior restoration
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Homeowners, West Side, 4400 Block. Quebec Street
Continuance of a neighbourhood by the maintenance of their homes Harold O Hatt Residence and Infill, 3677 and 3699 Ash Street
3677 Ash Street - a compatible infill in a heritage streetscape
3699 Ash Street - relocation and rehabilitation
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Shaughnessy Elementary School, 4240 Marguerite Street
Exterior Restoration/Interior Renovation The Dominion Building, 207 West Hastings Street
Restoration of the terra cotta cladding. Urbanarium Development Society, 100 - 1152 Mainland Street
(For Advocacy)
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