Boston – The Boston Preservation Alliance recently announced its 2012 Preservation Achievement Awards:
New Construction in Harmony with Boston’s Built Environment
– Dudley B-2 Neighborhood Police Station; owner/developer: City of Boston Public Facilities Department; architect: Leers Weinzapfel Associates.
– Liberty Wharf; owner/developer: Cresset Development, LLC; land owner: Massachusetts Port Authority; architect: Elkus Manfredi Architects.
– Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital; owner/developer: Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation at Massachusetts General Hospital; architect: Leers Weinzapfel Associates.
Rehabilitation/Restoration Preserving Boston’s Architectural or Cultural Heritage
– Eustis Street Fire House; owner/developer: Historic Boston, Incorporated; Architect: Bergmeyer Associates, Inc.
– 1801 Paul Revere Bell at Old South Meeting House; owner/developer: Old South Meeting House; architect: McGinley Kalsow & Associates.
Lighting Design in Harmony with Boston’s Built Environment
– Everett Square Theatre Sign; owner/developer: Pat Tierney, Tierney Realty Group;
architect: Bergmeyer Associates.
Integration of Preservation and New Construction
– Faneuil Hall Visitor Center; owner: City of Boston; developer: National Park Service;
architect: EYP.
– Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum; Owner/Developer: Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum; Architect: Renzo Piano Building Workshop.
Rehabilitation/Restoration of an Iconic Boston Landmark
– Granary Burying Ground; owner/developer: City of Boston Parks and Recreation Department; landscape architect: Walker-Kluesing Design Group.
Neighborhood Restoration Effort
– Peabody Square Reconstruction; owner/developer: City of Boston Public Works Department; prime project consultant: Nitsch Engineering.
Restoration of a Park, Landscape, or Natural Area
– Statler Park; Owner of plaza: City of Boston Parks and Recreation Department;
owner of roads: City of Boston Public Works Department; architect: Halvorson Design Partnership.
Rehabilitation/Restoration of a Religious Property
– St. Cecilia’s Parish; owner/developer: Boston Roman Catholic Archdiocese; architect: Donham & Sweeney Architects