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Connecticut Preservation Awards - 2012
CONNECTICUT PRESERVATION AWARDS ▪ 2012
The Connecticut Trust’s Connecticut Preservation Awards recognize outstanding achievements in protecting and nourishing Connecticut’s significant buildings, landscapes and communities.
Awards will be presented at the Trust’s Annual Meeting in early April.
CATEGORIES
Physical Preservation - for outstanding efforts in the physical preservation, maintenance, restoration or adaptive use of historic buildings, structures, complexes, neighborhoods, cultural landscapes, landscapes features. The basic requirement is physical repair, restoration, or alteration
Preservation Planning - for outstanding studies, documentation, or plans for the preservation, enhancement or revitalization of historic buildings, structures, complexes, neighborhoods, landscapes, communities, neighborhoods, districts or other broader areas
Preservation Leadership – for individuals or organizations that have demonstrated effective leadership in community, regional, or statewide preservation efforts
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
Any individual, organization or project involved in historic preservation is eligible to receive a Connecticut Preservation Award. Nominated projects must have been completed since January 1, 2009. Nominations may be made without the knowledge of the nominee. Nominations must be made by members of the Connecticut Trust. Trustees and staff of the Connecticut Trust are not eligible for Connecticut Preservation Awards during the period of their active service.
REQUIREMENTS All materials should be submitted in electronic form, on a CD or DVD, with documents in pdf format. Each nomination must include the following:
1. A completed nomination form.
2. A $40.00 processing fee. Make checks payable to the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation.
3. A concise description, in 750 words or less, of the project, organization, or individual that is being nominated. The description should include the following information: · Describe the scope of the project, including challenges overcome, unique strategies and activities carried out, and the impact of these activities on the community. Digital copies of final reports or studies may be attached. ·
Every preservation project is a team effort. Identify the people involved and their roles. All who made significant contributions to the success of the project should be listed as co-nominees. ·
For Physical Preservation and Preservation Planning projects involving historic buildings, cultural landscapes, or communities, explain the historic significance of the site and indicate if it is designated as a National Historic Landmark, in the National Register of Historic Places, the State Register of Historic Places or a Local Historic District. ·
For Preservation Leadership nominations, describe the nominee's accomplishments and contributions in the field of historic preservation. · Most important, describe what makes the nominated project, person, or organization exceptional, as an achievement in itself and as a model for others.
4. Ten digital photographs, in .jpg or .tif format, illustrating various aspects of the project or program. · Submit prints measuring at least 5 x 7 inches, labeled and with a credit line for publication. Also submit digital files on a CD. Include a written list of photographs, including credit for publication.·
For Physical Preservation projects, photographs should show: o before and after imageso overall shots o interiors from a variety of angles (if appropriate) o special details in close-ups, and o one shot showing the project site in the context its surroundings·
For Preservation Planning, include photographs of the subject area/building/landscape (see above), as well as drawings or images of planned work as appropriate. ·
For Preservation Leadership nominations, supply images that illustrate the work for which the nomination is made. For nominations of individuals, include at least two different head shots.· Be sure to sign the Release Authorization on the nomination form.
5. Scanned copies of no more than three supporting brochures or news clippings. None are required.
6. Scanned copies of no more than three letters of recommendations that demonstrate community support. None are required.
7. Mail or deliver nominations to Connecticut Preservation Awards, Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, 940 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, Connecticut 06517.
Nominations must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, February 24, 2012 For further information or assistance, visit http://www.cttrust.org/ or call (203) 562-6312 or email awards@cttrust.org.
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