23rd Annual Preservation Awards

 

The University of Manitoba for the John A. Russell Building, 84 Curry Place, for the successful restoration of an important modernist building with particular attention to the original details.  

LM Architectural Group for the John A. Russell Building, 84 Curry Place, for the successful restoration of an important modernist building with particular attention to the original details.

The Manitoba Blue Cross at 599 Empress Street, for the revitalization of an important modernist building, while restoring the exterior of the building. 

Stantec Architecture Limited, for the revitalization of The Manitoba Blue Cross Building at 599 Empress Street; an important modernist building, while restoring the exterior of the building. 

The Province of Manitoba, for a successful intervention, which retains the heritage values of the addition to the Manitoba Legislature, while making the main entrance universally accessible.

Bridgman Collaborative Architecture Ltd., for a successful intervention, which retains the heritage values of the addition to the Manitoba Legislature, while making the main entrance universally accessible.

The Dominion Bank Building at 678 Main Street, for a bold rehabilitation that has contributed to the reinvigoration of the North Main neighbourhood and surrounding area. 

The University of Winnipeg, Wesley Hall, 515 Portage Avenue, for a sensitive, thorough and sympathetic interior restoration of Convocation Hall.  

 

Corbett Cibinel Architects for a sensitive, thorough and sympathetic interior restoration of Convocation Hall in Wesley Hall at the University of Winnipeg, 515 Portage Avenue. 

 

The University of Manitoba for the Engineering One Building at 15 Gillson Street (Fort Garry Campus), for a sensitive integration that provides a contemporary teaching environment while preserving the original historic aesthetics of the exterior architecture. 

 

Stantec Architecture Limited for the Engineering One Building at 15 Gillson Street (Fort Garry Campus), for a sensitive integration that provides a contemporary teaching environment while preserving the original historic aesthetics of the exterior architecture. 

 

Ian Tizzard for a body of writing dealing with preservation projects and central city planning, especially during the 2007 year.    

David McDowell for a lifetime commitment for his vision, persistence and determined manner which contributed in the Exchange District being recognized as a vital part of the community, and a National Historic Site.  He serves as an example for us all in how to methodically work for the betterment of our community.      

Sandy Siepman, Heritage Consultant, for his extensive experience in heritage building restoration over the past 30 years, working in Western Canada, the North End and specifically in Manitoba.