2008 Preservation Award Nomination Forms [PDF]

2004 PRESERVATION AWARDS

About 85 members and guests attended the 2004 Preservation Awards Reception at the Renaissance Vinoy Golf Club (Sunset Country Club) on May 13. The City of St. Petersburg appeared to be the evening's top winner: of the 16 properties recognized by the awards, two are owned by the city, seven are located in the city's Midtown redevelopment district and two are owned by city staff members.  Mercy Hospital, Royal Theater, and the Sunken Gardens (Sanitary Market) Building  were among the high profile buildings receiving awards.  Jim Brennan, organizer of St. Petersburg Preservation's downtown walking tours, was named Preservationist of the Year.

The complete list of winners:

 Bradshaw House (private residence), 609 11th Avenue South
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 Mamie Brown House (private residence), 850 Eighth Avenue South
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 Lee Manor Inn, 342 Third Avenue North
Restoration/Rehabilitation

McCutcheon House (private residence), 4727 Sixth Avenue North
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 Mercy Hospital, 1344 22nd Street South
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 The Nelson Apartments, 430 Fifth Street North
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 Nolan's Grocery/Grand Central Lofts, 2300 First Avenue North
Restoration /Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse

 Opus Building, 107 Eighth Street North
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 Preston Building/Starbucks Building, 900 Fourth Street North
Compatible Design

 Rawls House (private residence), 734 Grove Street North
Restoration/Rehabilitation

 Royal Theater, 1011 22nd Street South
Restoration/Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse

 St. Petersburg Woman's Club, 40 Snell Isle Boulevard NE
Preservation/Maintenance

 Sealtest Building/American Maid Ice Cream Company, 1601 Third Street South
Restoration/Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse

 Sunken Gardens Building/Sanitary Market, 1951 Fourth Street North
Restoration/ Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse

 Sunset Country Club, 600 Snell Isle Boulevard NE
Preservation/ Maintenance

 Voshardt Humphrey Artworks, 100 Seventh Street South
Restoration/Rehabilitation