Urban Design & Architecture Award Winners 2007

 

The City of Hamilton presented the Urban Design and Architecture Awards at a special reception at the Art Gallery on November 8, 2007. The awards recognize and celebrate work that demonstrates excellence in the design of our urban environment as well as the design professionals and companies that create it. A high quality urban environment creates a sense of pride, improves the image of the City now and into the future and is integral to developing a vibrant and sustainable community with a high quality of life.

A jury made up of three design professionals and two City staff selected the following eight projects from 30 submissions as they demonstrated excellence in architecture, heritage restoration, sustainable design, site planning, landscape architecture and urban design.
 

	Award of Excellence, Landscape Architecture East Kiwanis Place 236 Ottawa Street North, Hamilton
	Award of Excellence, Adaptive Reuse Stonechurch Family Health Centre 1475 Upper Ottawa Street, Hamilton
	Award of Merit, Adaptive Reuse Southwest Crossings The Corner of Queen and Main Streets, Hamilton
	Award of Excellence, Architecture McMaster University Faculty of Health Sciences Library 1200 Main Street West, Hamilton. (McMaster University Medical Centre)
	Award of Merit, Architecture Woodward Environmental Laboratory 700 Woodward Ave., Hamilton
	Award of Excellence, Heritage Conservation The MacNab Terrace 256-258 MacNab Street North, Hamilton
	Award of Merit, Visionary Project The James North Art Crawl James St. North between King and Murray Streets, Hamilton
	Award of Merit, Overall Design Landscapes of Ancaster Stonehenge Drive, Ancaster

• City of Hamilton Urban Design & Architecture Awards 2007 Jury Report