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Ellis Square Redevelopment &
Hospitality Center
Achieves LEED Gold Certification
The Ellis Design Team was recently notified
that the project has achieved LEED Gold Certification! Congratulations
team!
Frogtown Lofts Featured in Rambler
Frogtown Lofts is
featured in this quarter's (Summer 2010) publication of The
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation's "Rambler." Frogtown appears on
the cover as part of the featured article: "Green... Before Green Was
Cool: A Look at Three Historic Buildings Using Energy Efficient
Construction."
"Green...
Before Green Was Cool," Rambler, The Georgia Trust for Historic
Preservation, Atlanta, GA
Dunlevie
House at Miller Pasture is Awarded the 2010 Marguerite Williams Award
On April 9, 2010, The
Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation held its annual awards ceremony.
This year the ceremony was located in Rome, Georgia. There, they honored
the Dunlevie House with two preservation awards. The first was an
Excellence in Rehabilitation Award, the second was the Marguerite Williams
Award. This award it presented annually to the project that has had the
greatest impact on preservation in the state of Georgia. We are honored
that our project was chosen for this great award.
"Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation Presents 19
Statewide Preservation Awards at Ceremony in Rome," PR Newswire, Atlanta,
GA
Lominack Kolman Smith Architects Receives
AIA Savannah Chapter Awards
The
American Institute of Architects hosted its Savannah Chapter holiday
gathering and awards ceremony with USGBC on December 10, 2009 at Savannah
Station. Lominack Kolman Smith Architects was honored to receive a
Citation Award for the Dunlevie House at Miller Pasture and a Design
Excellence Award for Frogtown Lofts.
Lominack
Kolman Smith Architects
Receives Historic Savannah Foundation Award
The
Historic Savannah Foundation hosted its annual meeting and award ceremony
October 29, 2009. Lominack Kolman Smith Architects was honored to receive
an Historic Preservation Award for the rehabilitation of 214 East Park
Avenue, The Robert T. Spencer, Sr. House.
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