28th Annual Preservation Awards
February 18th, 2013
Millennium Centre
INSTITUTIONAL CONSERVATION AWARD
RED RIVER COLLEGE, owners of the Paterson Global Foods Institute (formerly the Union Bank Tower) at 504 Main Street. For their stewardship and commitment to the extraordinary rehabilitation initiatives undertaken to conserve the tower and banking hall, ensuring a long-term future for this prominent landmark building.
PRAIRIE PARTNERSHIP ARCHITECTS, for their work at the Paterson Global Foods Institute (formerly the Union Bank Tower) at 504 Main Street. For the rehabilitation initiatives undertaken, including innovative design work as well as structural and building code upgrading, to conserve the tower and banking hall, ensuring a long-term future for this prominent landmark building.
ALPHA MASONRY LTD., for their work at the Paterson Global Foods Institute (formerly the Union Bank Tower) at 504 Main Street. For an accurate and detailed restoration of masonry work done to the historic façade of an important landmark building.
PRAIRIE PARTNERSHIP ARCHITECTS, for their work at the Paterson Global Foods Institute (formerly the Union Bank Tower) at 504 Main Street. For the rehabilitation initiatives undertaken, including innovative design work as well as structural and building code upgrading, to conserve the tower and banking hall, ensuring a long-term future for this prominent landmark building.
ALPHA MASONRY LTD., for their work at the Paterson Global Foods Institute (formerly the Union Bank Tower) at 504 Main Street. For an accurate and detailed restoration of masonry work done to the historic façade of an important landmark building.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD
RICK BELL AND IDA ALBO for their longstanding commitment to conserve and enhance an outstanding Winnipeg heritage landmark and institution, the historic Fort Garry Hotel at 222 Broadway, including their work to celebrate the building’s hundredth anniversary and launch it into its next century.
URBAN REJUVENATION AWARD
RICK & MARK HOFER, owners of The Avenue on Portage at 265 Portage Avenue. This is a wonderful urban mixed-use revitalization project and a bold gesture in the adaptive re-use of two buildings on the Portage Avenue streetscape.
54688796 Architecture for their work on The Avenue on Portage at 265 Portage Avenue. This is a wonderful urban mixed-use revitalization and a bold gesture in the adaptive re-use of two buildings on the Portage Avenue streetscape.
54688796 Architecture for their work on The Avenue on Portage at 265 Portage Avenue. This is a wonderful urban mixed-use revitalization and a bold gesture in the adaptive re-use of two buildings on the Portage Avenue streetscape.
COMMERCIAL CONSERVATION AWARD
The Asper School of Business, tenants at 177 Lombard Avenue (former Great West life building). For their commitment to the redevelopment of the entire second floor of this prominent landmark building, including detailed attention to preserving its heritage features and historic Board Room.
LM ARCHITECTURAL GROUP for their design work toward the redevelopment of the second floor at 177 Lombard Avenue, including special attention to the conservation of heritage features and the preservation of its historic Board Room.
LM ARCHITECTURAL GROUP for their design work toward the redevelopment of the second floor at 177 Lombard Avenue, including special attention to the conservation of heritage features and the preservation of its historic Board Room.
COMMERCIAL CONSERVATION AWARD
CANAD INNS, owners of the Canad Inns Metropolitan Entertainment Centre (former Metropolitan Theatre) at 281 Donald Street. For their stewardship and commitment to the restoration and rehabilitation of this historic theatre, therefore ensuring its long-term economic viability within the historic downtown fabric.
NUMBER TEN ARCHTECTURAL GROUP for Canad Inns Metropolitan Entertainment Centre (former Metropolitan Theatre) at 281 Donald Street. For their excellence in design towards the restoration and rehabilitation of this historic theatre, therefore ensuring its long-term economic viability within the historic downtown fabric.
NUMBER TEN ARCHTECTURAL GROUP for Canad Inns Metropolitan Entertainment Centre (former Metropolitan Theatre) at 281 Donald Street. For their excellence in design towards the restoration and rehabilitation of this historic theatre, therefore ensuring its long-term economic viability within the historic downtown fabric.
