Building N. H. Award Winners

Portsmouth, NH – Twelve New Hampshire builders, architects, and landscapers were named the winners of the prestigious 2012 Building New Hampshire Awards. The announcement was made at an awards breakfast held at the Residence Inn/Portsmouth Harbor Events & Conference Center, New Hampshire’s first LEED-certified hotel and conference facility.
The award-winning projects were designed and built to minimize their carbon footprint and impact on the environment. Energy Star-, LEED-, ReGreen-, and National Green Building Standard-certified are considered equally.
The award for Mixed-Use construction was given to Pro Con Inc. for the construction of the Residences at Portwalk in downtown Portsmouth.
Banwell Architects and Trumbull-Nelson Construction Co., together, received the Community and Cultural Award for their work to build the new Lebanon Middle School.
Warrenstreet Architects, together with project partner, Milestone Engineering & Construction, received the award for high-performance Multi-Family construction for Concord’s Mennino Place.
The award for Commercial/New Construction went to North Branch Construction for the completion of its Concord headquarters.
In the home building category, BEAM Construction Associates Inc. won the Residential New Construction/Retrofit Award for its Wonalancet project. The firm also received the Doug George Award for a new home built in Tamworth.
The Best of New Hampshire 2012 Award for revitalization resulted in a tie, recognizing the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire and the renovation of the Newmarket Mills, completed by Newmarket Mills LLC and Chinburg Builders.
An award for Site/Landscaping went to TFMoran Inc. for its work to create Goffstown’s Abingdon Square Park.