Last year's award recipients
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Six projects were honored at the 2011 Community Pride Design Awards ceremony for their innovative approach to architectural design, community enhancement, public facilities, and commercial development. Award winners are:
Artillery Barracks at Fort Vancouver
Hayes Freedom High School
McCallister Village
Oliva Family Early Learning Center
Sigma Design
Vancouver Community Library
Honorable Mentions
Columbia Springs Cordwood Classroom
Gateway Garden Apartments
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Artillery Barracks at Fort Vancouver
600 East Hatheway Road, Vancouver
This project is a model of the potential for historic buildings at the Fort Vancouver National Site.
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Hayes Freedom High School
1919 NE Ione Street, Camas
A new high school designed to protect natural resources and provide an enriching learning process.
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McCallister Village
2155 W. Firestone Lane, Vancouver
This affordable, multi-family community incorporates green building and energy saving systems with a design that fosters livability.
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Oliva Family Early Learning Center
1933 Ft. Vancouver Way, Vancouver
Numerous design elements of this “modern lodge” celebrate the uniqueness of the environment and highlight the rich setting.
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Sigma Design
1714 Broadway Street, Vancouver
Renovation of a 1940s building raised the bar for neighborhood development while giving a nod to history and tradition.
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Vancouver Community Library
901 C Street, Vancouver
The library’s many innovative features and forward-thinking design provide Vancouver residents with a public building they can be proud of for many years.
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