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The objective of the awards program is to recognize and celebrate excellence in
the work of CAHP members and promote understanding and appreciation of our
cultural heritage.
- Only CAHP members and intern members may submit entries.
- Projects and work submissions are to have been completed between 2004 and 2010. Submissions are not to include works in progress.
- A CAHP member must have played a significant role in the project.
- all submissions are to be sent by 5:00 pm Friday, July 23, 2010
- the awards presentation location, date and time will be announced at a later date.
- winning submissions will be published in the e-forum
- selected submissions will be exhibited on the CAHP web site.
- Craftsmanship Award: recognizing specialized restoration skills and
expertise in traditional construction technologies
Entry Requirements
Description: Identify
material or technology preserved. Describe historic background of project,
conservation issues, restoration process, methods and procedures, and other
relevant information (max. 1000 words)
Colour Photographs: provide 4 - 10 photographs sufficient to describe the project. Include at least one ‘before
restoration’ photograph.
- Preservation of Heritage Building or Complex: honours outstanding
demonstrations of preservation techniques and principles in the restoration of a building or complex.
Entry Requirements
Description: Identify
location, use, historic background and cultural significance of project.
Describe conservation issues, restoration process, methods and procedures
and other relevant information (max. 1000 words)
Colour Photographs: provide 4 - 10 photographs sufficient to describe the project. Include at least one ‘before
restoration’ photograph.
- Adaptive Reuse Project: recognizes exceptional projects that
integrate new use(s) into a heritage building or complex.
Entry Requirements
Description: Identify
location, historic background and cultural significance of project. Provide
an explanation why the original building use cannot be sustained. Describe
the appropriateness of the new use, continued relevance of the heritage
component, conservation issues, revitalization process, methods and
procedures and other relevant information (max. 1000 words)
Drawings: provide drawings as required to describe the project (max. 6)
Colour Photographs: provide 4 - 10 photographs sufficient to describe the project. Include at least one ‘before
restoration’ photograph.
- Preservation of Heritage Landscape: celebrates the conservation of a
significant heritage landscape.
Entry Requirements
Description: Identify
location, historic background and cultural significance of project. Describe
conservation issues, restoration process, methods and procedures and other
relevant information (max. 1000 words)
Drawings: provide drawings as required to describe the project (max. 4)
Colour Photographs: provide 4 - 10 photographs sufficient to describe the project. Include at least one ‘before
restoration’ photograph.
- Heritage Planning: recognizes excellence in heritage conservation
and land use planning.
Entry Requirements
Description: Summarize location, objectives and recommendations of the project. Identify
significant challenges and means of resolution. Discuss unique distinguishing features of the
methodology , approach and/or content of this study (max. 1000 words).
Drawings: provide drawings as required to describe the project (max. 4)
Colour Photographs: provide 4-10 photographs sufficient to describe and the project)
Documentation: provide three (3) copies of the report or other documentation. (Please advise Awards Coordinator if this request is not feasible).
- Heritage Communication: celebrates significant contributions in the form
of written documents, papers, books, museum displays or other forms of
communication.
Entry Requirements
Description: Provide a complete description of the project outlining
(as applicable) the following information: project background, context,
purpose, intended audience, methods of research, presentation strategy,
roles of key players, nature of heritage contribution, and other relevant
information (max. 1000 words).
Copy of Sample of Project: provide two copies of document or project material, OR
provide samples of
representative material together with an overall view of the project (including
physical context, if applicable). Submit sufficient information to clearly
explain and exhibit the project.
Documentation: provide three (3) copies of the book or other documentation. (Please advise Awards Coordinator if this request is not feasible).
- Environmentally Sustainable Rehabilitation: recognizes
excellence in rehabilitation in which sensitivity to historic features supports and
compliments responsible environmental design.
Entry Requirements
Description: Identify location, historic background and cultural
significance of project. Provide an explanation of how heritage features of
the building were restored or rehabilitated to increase energy efficiency.
Explain how new work compliments the heritage value of the building and does
so in ways that are environmentally sustainable. Describe how design and
building functionality minimizes the environmental footprint of the
structure and site (max. 1000 words).
Drawings: provide drawings as required to describe the project (max. 6)
Colour Photographs: provide 4-10 colour photos to sufficiently describe the
project. Include at least one ‘before restoration’ photograph.
- Provide 2 CD copies, clearly labeled with the Category and Project Name, containing the
following information (in Microsoft Word format):
- Entry Form Information: download the entry form HERE.
- Project Description (max. 1000 words): refer to category requirements.
- Drawings and/or Colour Photographs: refer to category requirements and provide if applicable.
Provide images in jpg format (500kb – 1mb per image)suitable for print and web.
- Provide one printed copy, 8 ˝” x 11”, of all information submitted on CD.
- Heritage Communication category only, submit copies of book, report etc. as applicable.
- Include $50 entry fee (payable to 'CAHP'). Please include one entry fee per submission.
There is no limitation on the number of submissions permitted.
- Projects frequently include significant contributions by several CAHP team members.
In order to provide additional copies of an award, add $20 to the entry fee for each additional CAHP team member to receive a copy of the award (max. 3) Clearly identify the additional CAHP members.
- If sending submissions by courier, send to:
Jodi Franklin
993 Queen Street West
Suite 402
Toronto, Ontario
M6J 1H2
If sending submissions by post, mail to:
Jodi Franklin
CAHP
50 Baldwin St.,Suite 211
Toronto, Ontario
M5T 1L4
Note: all materials submitted will be kept by CAHP for publication, exhibition and/or archival purposes.
Written inquiries may be sent by email to Jodi Franklin,admin@caphc.ca or Jonathan Yardley yardleyj@telus.net.
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