King Street Station
Beth Chave Historic Preservation Award
Best Restoration Project
The award was presented to the Seattle Department of Transportation and supporting partners for the outstanding achievement in the restoration of King Street Station in the Pioneer Square Historic District. Photo: Benjamin Benschneider
Supply Laundry Building
Sustainable Preservation Award
The award was presented to Vulcan Real Estate and supporting partners for the outstanding adaptive reuse of the Supply Laundry Building in South Lake Union. Photo: Vulcan Real Estate
Lightship No. 83 “Swiftsure”
Historic Vessel Preservation Award
The award was presented to the Northwest Seaport Maritime Heritage Center and its supporting partner for blending maritime history, education and public outreach through the restoration of the heritage vessel and museum, Lightship No. 83, South Lake Union. Photo: Northwest Seaport
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Exemplary Stewardship Award
The award was presented to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church and supporting partners for the longstanding commitment to preserving the modernist church building while responding to the needs of the congregation and lower Queen Anne community. Photo: Lara Swimmer Photography
Capitol Hill Seattle Blog
Communications and Technology Award
The award was presented to Justin Carder (aka jseattle) for his contribution to communicating preservation news through the Capitol Hill Seattle Blog.
Ada’s Technical Books
Preserving Neighborhood Character Award
The award was presented to Danielle and David Hulton and supporting partners for preserving and transforming a humble house into an inviting, community gathering place for a unique neighborhood business on Capitol Hill’s 15th Ave East. Photo: Cindy Apple Photography
Friends of the Market
Community Advocacy Award
The award was presented to the Friends of the Market, recognizing their 50 years of advocacy for the historic Pike Place Market. Photo: LeAnn Loughran
John Bennett
Community Investment Award
The award was presented to John Bennett for his long-term investment in the restoration and revitalization of Seattle’s Georgetown neighborhood. Photo: John Bennett