+ Storefront for Community Design Golden Hammer Awards 1 our nominees are doing good work across the city!

1. Bon Secours Center for Healthy 19. Carytown Crossing 35. 800 N. 25th Street Living Sarah Garland Jones Center 20. Matrix Midtown 36. 802 N. 25th Street 2. Dear Neighbor 21. RRHA Blackwell Terrace Senior 37. The Little House That Could 3. Foster Made Cottages 38. Crothers House 4. Jackson Modern 22. The Marshall Building 39. Ledbury Flagship Store and 5. Spang TV 23. Varina Area Library Corporate Headquarters 6. Clopton SiteWorks 24. Commercial Area 40. Secco Wine Bar 7. Courtyard Lofts Improvement Plan 41. 1000 Park Avenue 8. GRTC Headquarters 25. Maggie Lena Walker Memorial Plaza 42. Barbara Johns Building 9. Highland Park Senior Apartments 26. T. Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge 43. Black History Museum and 10. Main 2323 27. The Garden at Sixth Mount Zion Cultural Center of 11. Saunders Station Baptist Church 44. Blue Bee Cider 12. The Boathouse at City Point 28. The Low Line Gardens, A Capital 45. Brooke Apartment Building 13. 125 S. Colonial Avenue Trees Project 46. DECO at CNB Apartments 14. 2317 Carrington Street 29. VCU 12th Street Pedestrian Plaza 47. School of Science 15. 625 N. 27th Street 30. 1121 N. 23rd Street and Arts 16. 3307 M Street 31. 1614 Sewell Street 48. William Byrd Senior Apartments 17. Chimborazo Infill 32. 209 Flats 18. Maggie Walker Community Land 33. 2028 W. Cary Street Trust First Home 34. 5500 Riverside Drive 2 2017 golden hammer awards

Storefront for Community Design and Historic Richmond’s Golden Hammer Awards were started 17 Richmond welcome you to the 2017 Golden Hammer years ago by the Alliance to Conserve Old Richmond Awards Ceremony! As fellow Richmond-area nonprofits Neighborhoods and have been administered by the with interests in historic preservation and neighborhood Better Housing Coalition since 2011, when ACORN revitalization, we are delighted to co-present merged with BHC. Historic Richmond and Storefront these awards to recognize professionals working in for Community Design jointly assumed the Golden neighborhood revitalization, blight reduction and historic Hammers from BHC in December 2016. preservation in the Richmond region. Our venue tonight is Historic Richmond’s Tonight we celebrate YOU! . Monumental is architecturally, historically and culturally significant as a site that You know that Richmond has much to offer – from the connects us to our past and defines who we are as tree-lined streets of its historic residential neighborhoods Americans, as Virginians and as Richmonders. We to the industrial and commercial districts whose believe that this unique National Historic Landmark collections of warehouses are attracting a diverse, - whose design was considered innovative and avant creative and technologically-fluent workforce. You see garde in its day - is an ideal setting for celebrating the value in these neighborhoods, buildings, and places. your creative and innovative work.

Your work is serving as a model for Richmond’s future We are grateful to you for your commitment to through the rehabilitation of old and the addition of new. Richmond, its quality of life, its people and its places. You are improving the quality of life in Richmond through We are grateful to our sponsors who are playing your planning and design work. important roles in supporting our organizations and our mission work. You are focusing on blight and strategically selecting projects to revitalize at risk neighborhoods. You are Thank you for joining us tonight and in our effort to addressing the challenges to affordability in new and shape a bright future for Richmond! creative ways.

You are designing to the highest standards of energy efficiency in search of long term sustainability. You are uncovering Richmond’s urban potential.

35. 800 N. 25th Street 36. 802 N. 25th Street 37. The Little House That Could 2017 Golden Hammer Judges 38. Crothers House 39. Ledbury Flagship Store and Kim Chen Burt Pinnock Corporate Headquarters Senior Preservation Planner, City of Richmond Principal, Baskervill 40. Secco Wine Bar Planning and Preservation Division 41. 1000 Park Avenue Camden Whitehead 42. Barbara Johns Building Kim Gray Professor of Interior Design, VCU 43. Black History Museum and City Council Representative, 2nd District Co-owner, Sadler & Whitehead Architects PLC Cultural Center of Virginia 44. Blue Bee Cider Greta Harris Cyane Crump 45. Brooke Apartment Building President & CEO, Better Housing Coalition Executive Director, Historic Richmond 46. DECO at CNB Apartments 47. Patrick Henry School of Science Andrea Levine Ryan Rinn and Arts Co-founder, Modern Richmond Executive Director Storefront for Community Design 48. William Byrd Senior Apartments Realtor, One South Realty Group

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Bon Secours Center for Healthy Living Sarah Dear Neighbor Garland Jones Center 2415 Jefferson Avenue 2600 Nine Mile Road Neighborhood: Church Hill North Neighborhood: Church Hill North Owner | Developer: Evan and Kristy Cotter Owner | Developer: Bon Secours Health System Architect: CDG Group Architect | Designer: Baskervill Contractor: John Pishko Contractor: UrbanCore Construction Designer: Evan and Kristy Cotter

Foster Made Jackson Modern 404 E. Grace Street 311 N. 2nd Street Neighborhood: Grace Street Commercial Neighborhood: Owner | Developer: Maida Enterprises Developer | Architect: Architecture AF Architect: 3north Contractor: QHCI Contractor: Maida Enterprises Designer: 3north and Blaine McDermott Tax Credit Consultant: Sadler & Whitehead Architects PLC 4 large

Spang TV Clopton SiteWorks 613 Wickham Street 2804 Decatur Street, Buildings 26-29 Neighborhood: Battery Park Neighborhood: Manchester Owner | Developer: Melanie Cox Developer: Fountainhead Properties Architect: 510 Architects LLC Architect: Walter Parks Architects Contractor: Dallan Construction Contractor: TK Davis Construction Inc. Tax Credit Consultant: Sadler & Whitehead Architects PLC

Courtyard Lofts Greater Richmond Transit Company 3200 W. Clay Street Headquarters Neighborhood: Scott’s Addition 100 - 101 S. Davis Avenue Owner | Developer: Thalhimer Realty Partners Neighborhood: Fan Area Architect: Walter Parks Architects Developer: The Monument Companies LLC Contractor: MGT Construction Architect: Walter Parks Architects Designer: Sarah McInerney and Brett Striffler Contractor: Monument Construction Tax Credit Consultant: Sadler & Whitehead Tax Credit Consultant: Sadler & Whitehead Architects PLC Architects PLC Golden Hammer Awards 5 Adaptive Reuse Large (Cont.)

Highland Park Senior Apartments Main 2323 1221 E. Brookland Park Boulevard 2323 E. Main Street Neighborhood: Highland Park Neighborhood: Developer: CPDC Owner | Developer: Property Results and Architect: Grimm + Parker Macfarlane Partners Contractor: KBS Architect: Walter Parks Architects Contractor: MGT Construction Designer: Melody Wheeler Tax Credit Consultant: Paige Pollard

Saunders Station The Boathouse at City Point 1635 W. Broad Street 701 W. Randolph Road Neighborhood: Fan Area Neighborhood: Hopewell Developer: Mobelux Developer: HOUSEpitality Family Restaurant Group Architect: BOB Architecture Architect | Designer: Walter Parks Architects Contractor: Mike Smith Construction Contractor: J.D. Lewis Construction Management Tax Credit Consultant: Keiter

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125 S. Colonial Avenue 2317 Carrington Street Neighborhood: Carytown Neighborhood: Union Hill Developer | Contractor: Upward Builders Owner: Amanda and Dave Seibert Architect: 510 Architects LLC Developer: Nest Builders Development Co. Draftsman: Chris Proost Contractor: Augustine Construction Designer: Nest Builders Development Co.

625 N. 27th Street 3307 M Street Neighborhood: Church Hill North Neighborhood: Church Hill North Architect: Chris Wolf Developer: Upward Builders Contractor: Kiwi Development Architect: 510 Architects LLC Contractor: Upward Builders

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Chimborazo Infill Maggie Walker Community Land Trust 502 Chimborazo Boulevard First Home Neighborhood: Oakwood - Chimborazo 1114 N. 26th Street Developer: Christopher Jefferson Neighborhood: Church Hill North Draftsman: Flip Harrison Developer: project:HOMES and Contractor: Ridge Point Construction Maggie Walker Community Land Trust Designer: Lustre Homes Architect: David R. Winn LLC Contractor: project:HOMES

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Carytown Crossing Matrix Midtown 3502 Kensington Avenue 119 S. 1st Street Neighborhood: Museum District Neighborhood: Owner | Developer: Oliver Properties Owner: First and Canal LLC Architect: Commonwealth Architects Developer: Sensei Development and Contractor: Capstone Contracting Company The Monument Companies Architect: Walter Parks Architects Contractor: The Monument Companies

8 RRHA Blackwell Terrace Senior Cottages The Marshall Building 408-432 E. 16th Street 320 N. 32nd Street Neighborhood: Blackwell Neighborhood: Oakwood - Chimborazo Developer: Richmond Redevelopment Developer: Progress Realty Group LLC & Housing Authority Architect: ADO Architecture Architect | Designer: Baskervill Contractor: UrbanCore Construction LLC Contractor: Fastbreak General Contractors LLC

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Varina Area Library Highland Park Commercial Area 1875 New Market Road Improvement Plan Neighborhood: Varina Neighborhood: Highland Park Developer: Henrico County Developer: Virginia LISC Architect: BCWH Architects and Project Facilitator: Storefront for Community Design Tappé Architects Architect: Baskervill Contractor: Kenbridge Construction Landscape Architect and Planner: Timmons Group

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Maggie Lena Walker Memorial Plaza T. Tyler Potterfield Memorial Bridge W. Broad Street and N. Adams Street Neighborhood: Downtown - Manchester Neighborhood: Jackson Ward Owner: City of Richmond Owner: City of Richmond Architect: Hargreaves Associates Developer: Public Art Commission Contractor: Howard Shockey & Sons Inc. Landscape Architect: VHB Engineer: VHB, HCYU, and Moffat & Nichol Contractor: Simons Contracting Company Inc., Empire Granite and City of Richmond Designer: VHB

The Garden at Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church The Low Line Gardens, 14 W. Duval Street A Capital Trees Project Neighborhood: Jackson Ward South of Dock Street between E. 23rd Owner: Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church and Pear Streets Developer: Beautiful RVA:The Ginter Urban Neighborhood: Shockoe Bottom Gardener Program Spring Class 2017 Owner | Developer: Capital Trees Architect: Beautiful RVA, Sixth Mount Zion Architect: Waterstreet Studio Members and the Jackson Ward Community Contractor: James River Nursery Designer: Eugene Ryang, Todd Shallenberger 10 and Keith Whipple restoration small

VCU 12th Street Pedestrian Plaza 1121 N. 23rd Street N. 12th Street between E. Broad Neighborhood: Woodville and E. Marshall Streets Architect: Obsidian Neighborhood: VCU MCV Campus Contractor: Brooke Robertson and Kevin Barry Owner: Virginia Commonwealth University Designer: Brooke Robertson Landscape Architect: HG Design Studio Contractor: Messer Contracting LLC Designer: HG Design Studio

1614 Sewell Street 209 Flats Neighborhood: 209 E. Broad Street Developer: project:HOMES Neighborhood: Broad Street Commercial Architect: David Winn Architect LLC Owner | Developer: UrbanCore Holdings LLC Contractor: project:HOMES Architect: Walter Parks Architects Designer: David R. Winn LLC Contractor: UrbanCore Construction LLC Tax Credit Consultant: KWC CPA

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2028 W. Cary Street 5500 Riverside Drive Neighborhood: Fan Area Neighborhood: Westover Hills Owner | Developer: Shriner Associates LLC Owner: Yvette Edmonds Architect: Johannas Design Group Developer: Pareto LLC Contractor: Capstone Contracting Company Architect: 510 Architects LLC Contractor: Shelter Construction

800 N. 25th Street 802 N. 25th Street Neighborhood: Union Hill Neighborhood: Union Hill Developer: Casey White Developer: Casey White Architect: Jimmy Freeman Architect: Jimmy Freeman Contractor: Kiwi Development Contractor: Kiwi Development Tax Credit Consultant: Bryan Townes Tax Credit Consultant: Bryan Townes

12 The Little House That Could Crothers House 1310 N. 26th Street 2102 E. Clay Street Neighborhood: Church Hill North Neighborhood: Union Hill Owner: Amanda and Dave Seibert Owner: Rebecca Crothers Developer: Nest Builders Development Co. Developer: Curtis Home Improvement Contractor: Unlimited Renovations Contractor: Curtis Home Improvement Designer: Nest Builders Development Co. Tax Credit Consultant: Rebecca Crothers

Ledbury Flagship Store and Secco Wine Bar Corporate Headquarters 325 N. Robinson Street 315 W. Broad Street Neighborhood: Fan Area Neighborhood: Broad Street Commercial Owner: The Diradour LLC Developer: Bank Street Advisors LLC Developer: Lion’s Paw Development Company LLC Architect | Designer: SMBW PLLC Architect: BOB Architecture Contractor: CCM Contractor: Construction 804 Tax Credit Consultant: Sadler & Whitehead Designer: Robbin Steele Architects PLC Golden Hammer Awards 13 restoration large

1000 Park Avenue Barbara Johns Building Neighborhood: Fan Area 202 N. 9th Street Developer: William Pangburn and Neighborhood: Capitol Square Historic Contracting LLC Owner: Department of General Services Architect: Joseph Yates Architect: Commonwealth Architects Contractor: Savoy Properties Contractor: Kjellstrom + Lee Construction Tax Credit Consultant: Anna Lugovoy

Black History Museum and Blue Bee Cider Cultural Center of Virginia 1320 Summit Avenue 122 W. Leigh Street Neighborhood: Scott’s Addition Neighborhood: Jackson Ward Owner: Courtney Mailey Developer: M Companies Architect: Johannas Design Group Architect | Designer: Baskervill Contractor: JM Scott Construction Contractor: Emerge Construction Group Tax Credit Consultant: Debra McClane

14 Brooke Apartment Building DECO at CNB Apartments 2215 Monument Avenue 219 E. Broad Street Neighborhood: Fan Area Neighborhood: Broad Street Commercial Developer: Birck Turnbull Owner | Developer: Douglas Development Corporation Architect: David Clinger, Jr. Architect: Commonwealth Architects Contractor: DL Phillips Construction Contractor: W. M. Jordan Designer: Kathy Brownfield Tax Credit Consultant: Commonwealth Architects Tax Credit Consultant: Charles Bice

Patrick Henry School of Science and Arts The William Bryd Senior Apartments 3411 Semmes Avenue 2501 W. Broad Street Neighborhood: Woodland Heights Neighborhood: Fan Area Owner: Developer: project:HOMES Architect: Mary Lorino Architect: Community Housing Partners Contractor: RMT Construction & Development Contractor: Clancy & Theys Tax Credit Consultant: Ashley Neville

Golden Hammer Awards 15 About The Storefront for Community Design. The Storefront for Community Design is Richmond, Virginia’s nonprofit design resource center. Storefront improves the quality of life in the city by facilitating access to planning and design resources. Storefront matches professional designers who volunteer their time with members of the community to uncover Richmond’s urban potential. Visit storefrontrichmond.org, join us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @StorefrontRVA.

About Historic Richmond. Historic Richmond is a non-profit organization dedicated to shaping the future of Richmond by preserving our distinctive historic character, sparking revitalization and championing our past and future architectural legacy. We are champions of the past and passionate fans of its future. Visit historicrichmond.com, join us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram @historicRVA .

About Monumental Church. Owned and maintained by Historic Richmond since 1983, Monumental is architecturally, historically and culturally significant as a site that connects us to our past and defines who we are as Americans, as Virginians and as Richmonders. It is a landmark civic space built by a community devastated by the 1811 to honor their fellow citizens lost in one of the worst urban tragedies of American history of the time. It serves as a tangible connection to the heroism of those who rescued their friends and neighbors, the resilience of a community in the face of adversity, and the cooperation of a community determined to construct an architectural masterpiece to honor those lost. Constructed in 1814, Monumental was designed by architect , who is best known for designing the . Monumental remains one of the earliest and best examples of Greek Revival architecture in the United States and one of the first American monuments to incorporate Egyptian motifs. Among Richmond’s many historic buildings, Monumental’s national architectural significance is considered second only to the .

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