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Preservation Awards

Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Preservation Awards

 

Each year, Landmarks Illinois and the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation honor individuals, organizations, projects and programs whose work demonstrates a commitment to excellence in historic preservation. In doing so, we hope to inspire others to take action to preserve, protect and promote historic resources.

 

Richard H. Driehaus is a dedicated supporter of Landmarks Illinois. His foundation has underwritten these awards since 1994.

 

2011 Nomination Guidelines.pdf
Nomination Form.doc

 

Credit: Diane Alexander White Photography

 

Sunny Fisher (bottom left), executive director of the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, presented Carolyn Oxtoby (bottom center) with the 2010 Lifetime Achievement Award. Offering their congratulations were Jan Grimes (bottom right), Anthony Rubano (top left), and Mike Jackson (top center) from the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency and Jim Peters (top right), president of Landmarks Illinois. For more 2010 ceremony highlights, click here. To learn more about past award winners …

 

Award Categories

 

Advocacy

An effective local or statewide campaign to save a historic resource

 

Education

Innovative program, publication, or media initiative that communicates the value
of historic preservation to the general public

 

Leadership

Individual, municipality, private organization, or joint partnership that has
championed historic preservation, planning or public policy

 

Lifetime Achievement

Professional or volunteer who has contributed to the preservation movement over
the length of their career

 

New Construction

Sensitive new design project built within the existing scale of the historic district. Contemporary designs accepted and encouraged

 

Rehabilitation

Conversion of a historic structure for a new or compatible use while retaining its architectural integrity

 

Restoration

Removing incompatible alterations and reconstructing missing elements to reflect a building’s historic appearance in a given era

 

Stewardship

Thoughtful long-term maintenance and/or continued use of a historic resource by
its owner(s)

 

 

 
     

 

 

 

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