2015 Anthemion Award Winners

For the Commercial Rehabilitation of the Ella Williamson House, 1526 Glenwood Avenue, Raleigh   The Ella Williamson House was originally built around 1920 as a single family home on prominent Glenwood Avenue in Ral...

For the Adaptive Reuse & Commercial Rehabilitation of Fire Station No. 4, 505 Jefferson Street, Raleigh   At first glance, the brick building at 505 Jefferson Street appears to be a typical modest bungalow, one...

For the Residential Rehabilitation of 420 Cutler Street, Raleigh   The Queen-Anne Colonial Revival house at 420 Cutler Street is located within the boundaries of both the Boylan Heights National Register Historic Dis...

For the Contextual Residential Infill at 630 North Blount Street, Raleigh   Byrne and Sara Huddleston, owners of the new house located at 630 North Blount Street, grew up near Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia, movin...

For the Commercial Rehabilitation of the Lewis-Smith House, 515 N. Blount Street, Raleigh   The two-story Greek Revival Lewis-Smith House, constructed in the 1850s, was moved in 1974 from its original site, one blo...

For Community Education for the Book Legendary Locals of Wake Forest   Durward Matheny, a native of Wake Forest and a nationally known forensic documents examiner, has been active in the history and preservation of W...

For the Commercial Rehabilitation of the Martin Building, 111 W. Hargett Street, Raleigh   The two-story brick-clad Art Moderne-inspired building known as the Martin Building on Hargett Street in Raleigh was constr...

For the Commercial Rehabilitation of the White-Holman House, 206 New Bern Plaza, Raleigh   Also known as Whitehall, the original late Georgian/early Federal-style dwelling was built for Secretary of State William W...

For the Exterior Rehabilitation of 15 E. Martin Street, Raleigh   The early twentieth century commercial building located at 15 E. Martin Street in downtown Raleigh has served the citizens of Raleigh for over a centu...

For Preservation Leadership   When Kathryn Drake and husband, Frank, moved to Wake County in 1994, they immediately invested themselves fully in Wake Forest. Frank accepted a seat on the Wake Forest Historic Preserva...