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Infill development that blends into a Heritage Area neighbourhood:
Alasdair Black for 87 Circular Road
Mr. Black has incorporated design elements from all the original houses nearby his – so much so that visitors assume it to be the original house with an extensive renovation.
Rehabilitating an older building, including successfully integrating modern elements
Newfoundland Independent Filmmakers Co-operative for 40 King's Road. In addition to their contributions in the film and arts industries, NIFCO have contributed greatly to the St. John's built heritage through the restoration of their building at 40 King's Road. It is an excellent example of how old heritage homes can be revitalized into new uses.
Rehabilitating an older building, including successfully integrating modern elements
Chris Woodford and Caitlin Charman for 3 Walsh's Square. The original house dated back to at least 1892 and was in incredibly rough shape. New wood cladding, along with new windows and cedar shakes help reconnect the house to its past. Original interior elements that had been covered by previous renovations were exposed included a wood/ bead board ceiling. The house was altered to help bring it up to new standards demonstrating that houses of this age are still quite relevant in a modern context.
Preserving or restoring the original character of a building in Heritage Area 2, 165 Gower Street
Anthony Chadwick and Heather Reeves found that the original 1890s foundation needed replacing and alterations to the cladding were needed to bring the house up to code. Renovations included a new foundation, cladding, front door and trims, all of which enhanced the building while preserving and restoring the original character of the building, all of which will preserve this building long into the future.
Preserving or restoring the original character of an older building
Brandon Hillier and Bree Parsons for 353 Southside Road. This property is a rare example of mid-19th century semi-detached wooden structures built in the Victorian Bracketed style of architecture. This style is reflected in the steep peaked roof, first storey bay window and elaborate decorative balustrade and eaves brackets. The owners have updated the exterior while maintaining the original and unique character of this dwelling.
Previous winners
2021 |
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Preserving or restoring the original character of a heritage building:
Preserving or restoring the original character of a building in Heritage Area 1:
Infill development that blends into a Heritage Area 1 neighbourhood:
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2020 |
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Preserving or restoring the original character of a building in Heritage Area 2:
Preserving or restoring the original character of a building in Heritage Area 3:
Preserving or restoring the original character of a heritage building:
Rehabilitating an older building, including successfully integrating modern elements:
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2018 |
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Preserving and Restoring the Original Character of a building in Heritage Area 2:
Restoring the original character of a building in Heritage Area 3:
Infill Development that Blends into a Heritage Area 3 Neighbourhood:
Rehabilitating an Older Building, Including Successfully Integrating Modern Elements:
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2017 |
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Restoring the Original Character of a building in Heritage Area 3:
Infill Development that Blends into a Heritage Area 1 Neighbourhood:
Preserving and Restoring the Original Character of a heritage building:
Stewardship and Long-term Preservation of a heritage building:
Rehabilitating an Older Building, Including Successfully Integrating Modern Elements:
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2016 |
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2015 |
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