Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAbout2022 Award Presentation2022 Bozeman Historic Preservation Awards Historic Preservation Advisory Board Members Savannah Donnelly –Chair Linda Semones –Vice Chair LaDeen Arthun Jacey Anderson Elizabeth Darrow Chelsea Holling Christopher Coburn –Commission Liaison Sarah Rosenberg –Staff Liaison Outstanding Achievement in: Restoration/Rehabilitation Residential Property 208 LINDLEY PLACE –JESS POPE RESIDENCE •Built in 1919 •Original footprint preserved •Back porch added •Elements saved include wood floor and chimney •Rehabilitated to maintain the character of the house and the area Restoration/Rehabilitation Residential Property 208 LINDLEY PLACE –JESS POPE RESIDENCE •Owner –Jess Pope •Architect –Lotus Greiner, Love Schack Architecture (at time of project), now Thruline Partners •Contractor –Hilgard Construction Restoration/Rehabilitation Residential Property Outstanding Achievement in: Restoration/Rehabilitation Commercial Property GALLATIN LAUNDRY BUILDING •Built in 1915 •Designed by Fred Willson •Operated as laundry business from 1917-2018, was the longest running family business in Bozeman •Restored in 2021 to serve as a retail space Restoration/Rehabilitation Commercial Property GALLATIN LAUNDRY BUILDING •Owner –Virga Capital •Architect –Minarik Architecture •General Contractor –Langlas & Associates Restoration/Rehabilitation Commercial Property Outstanding Achievement in: Preservation Legacy SAMUEL LEWIS HOUSE •Built in 1881 by Samuel Lewis, a native of the West Indies and skilled barber •Shared his success with sister Edmonia Lewis, a gifted sculptor •Owned by Eileen & Richard Tenney since 1975 •Placed on National Register in 1998 Preservation Legacy SAMUEL LEWIS HOUSE •Owner –Eileen & Richard Tenney Preservation Legacy Outstanding Achievement in: Adaptive Reuse ROMNEY HALL AT MSU •Built in 1920 as a gym •Renovations started in 2012 to provide classroom space and student services •Doors opened in Fall 2021 •Project received LEED Gold Certification Adaptive Reuse ROMNEY HALL AT MSU Adaptive Reuse •Owner –State of Montana A&E Division •Agency –Montana State University •Architect –Cushing Terrell •General Contractor –Swank Enterprises Outstanding Achievement in: Preservation Stewardship MOUNTAIN TIME ARTS –LIGHTING OF THE TEEPEES •7 illuminated teepees located on Peets Hill for 10 days in October •Supports “Proclamation to Recognize and Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day” – October 11 •Honors the longer history of Indigenous cultures of our area •Installed on ancestral lands and traditional use area of the Bitterroot Salish, Pend d’Oreilee, Kootenai, Blackfeet, Northern Cheyenne, Crow, Chippewa Cree, Assiniboine, Gros Ventre, Dakota, and other Indigenous nations of this region Preservation Stewardship MOUNTAIN TIME ARTS –LIGHTING OF THE TEEPEES •Collaboration effort between Mountain Time Arts, Pretty Shield Foundation, and the Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council and the City of Bozeman Preservation Stewardship Outstanding Achievement in: Smart Growth Excellence RSVP MOTEL •Built in 1947, added to in 1968 •Major additions and extensive model in 2018 •Maintained inner courtyard, pool, and historic sign •Café/restaurant added to structure Smart Growth Excellence RSVP MOTEL •Owners –Hillary & Haylee Folkvord •Architect –Love Schack Architecture •Interior Designer – Abby Hetherington Interiors •General Contractor – BBG Contractors Smart Growth Excellence Outstanding Achievement in: Landscape Design CANNERY DISTRICT •Founded in 1917 –Bozeman Canning Company •“Sweet Pea Capital of the Nation” –produced 13,000 cans daily •Transformed into a vibrant gathering mixed use development •Native landscaping unifies the interior and exterior spaces to promote growth and honor the site’s character Landscape Design CANNERY DISTRICT •Owner –Cannery District Partners •Landscape Designer –Linda Iverson •Landscaper –Valley of the Flowers •Landscape Architect –Design 5 •Architects –Comma-Q Studio, Minarik Architecture •Engineer –Stahly Engineering Landscape Design Outstanding Achievement in: Signage Restoration THE ELLEN THEATER •Built in 1919 •Designed by Fred Willson •Sign and marquee went through many renditions over the years •Restored in 2019 Signage Restoration THE ELLEN THEATER •Owner –Montana TheatreWorks •General Contractor –Martel Construction •Electric Contractor –Vos Electric •Architects –Frank Cikan •Design Company –Brandner Design •Sign Firm –Media Station Design Works •Stained Glass –David Fjeld Signage Restoration Outstanding Achievement in: Cultural Heritage AMERICAN INDIAN HALL AT MSU Cultural Heritage •Opened on October 16, 2021 •Earned LEED Platinum •Montana’s first land-grant institution •Includes student commons, classrooms, office space, gallery space, and dedicated spaces for gatherings AMERICAN INDIAN HALL AT MSU •Agency –Montana State University, Department of Native American Studies •Architect –ThinkOne Architects, TSP Architecture •General Contractor –Swank Enterprises •Landscape Architect –Design 5 Landscape Architecture Cultural Heritage Thank you for attending! See you next year!