2010 Anthemion Award Winners

For the Residential Rehabilitation of the South Brick House, 112 East South Avenue, Wake Forest   Since its construction in 1835 the South Brick House has been a landmark in Wake Forest. So named for its 18-inch thic...

For the Residential Rehabilitation of 520 North Person Street, Raleigh   Homeowner Krishna Bahl, Jokisch Construction, Inc., and J. S. Thompson Engineering, Inc. worked closely together to rehabilitate the turn-of-th...

For the Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse of the Bailey-Gallant House 507 North Blount Street, Raleigh   When the Legacy Construction Group, Inc. acquired the one-story Queen Anne style Bailey-Gallant House in June 2...

For the Residential Rehabilitation of 215 North Bloodworth Street, Raleigh   215 N. Bloodworth Street was built in 1903 as a single-family house. Over time the house had been divided into two apartments. Along with t...

For the Morrisville Town Center Plan (2007) and Morrisville Town Center Development Code (2010)   In 1852, Jeremiah Morse donated three acres of land to the North Carolina railroad for a depot and Morrisville was bor...

For Lifetime Achievement in Historic Preservation   As a high school student, Rex Todd saw firsthand the value of historic preservation in sustaining heritage, sense of place, and community identity when the Courthou...

For Commercial Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse of the Rand-Bryan House, Garner   The Rand-Bryan House is located prominently on a gentle rise above Lake Benson just south of Garner. The original dwelling at this si...

For Commercial Rehabilitation and Adaptive Reuse of the Esther Ivey House, 302 S. Academy Street, Cary   Known locally as the Esther Ivey House for the long-time resident who lived there for most of the twentieth cen...

For Exterior Rehabilitation of the Harward-Bagley House, 209 East Chatham Street, Apex   The house at 209 East Chatham Street was built by W.H. Harward, a notable businessman and property owner in Apex, for his daugh...