American General Building: AIA 25 Year Award

The Humble Building, former headquarters of the oil company

1200-1206 Nance, a preserved Victorian streetscape

1919 Decatur, the former Tabernacle Baptist Church

2012 Kane, a restored Folk Victorian cottage in the Old Sixth Ward

4610 Oak Ridge, a 1930s bungalow in Norhill

2508 Pelham, a Spanish-style house in River Oaks

Trinity Episcopal Church in Midtown

Villa Serena, the former DePelchin Faith Home at 2700 Albany

Holy Cross Chapel, a restoration of the 905 Main building

The Magnolia, an adaptive reuse of the former Post-Dispatch Building

Al Davis for leadership in preservation in Harris County

Historic Documents Preservation Project of Harris County

Houston Chronicle and Jack Sweeney: Preservation Partner in Print Award

George Strake for commitment to preservation and GHPA

JPMorgan Chase for its stewardship of the former Gulf Building



 



This award is being presented for the first time. The GHPA Preservation Partner in Print Award is given to the Houston Chronicle and its president and publisher, Jack Sweeney, for the newspaper's extensive coverage of historic preservation projects and issues and its long-standing editorial support of preservation in Houston. Through its news coverage and on its opinion pages, the Chronicle keeps the value of our history in the public eye. In fact, the paper's coverage of the Harris County District Clerk's Historic Documents Preservation Project brought that project to GHPA's attention and resulted in its winning a Good Brick Award.

GHPA appreciates the Chronicle's unsolicited and generous coverage of preservation issues and newsmakers so crucial to achieving this organization's goals of increasing public awareness and creating a preservation ethic for Houston. Fortunately, Jack Sweeney understands, and with his wife, Ellie, champions the value of preservation to the overall quality of life in our city.

Greater Houston Preservation Alliance gratefully acknowledges the continuing support of the Houston Chronicle and its president and publisher, Jack Sweeney, with the first Preservation Partner in Print Award.

Next winner: George Strake


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