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2013 Madison Area Historic Preservation Awards
The Madison Trust for Historic Preservation has presented its annual Historic Preservation Awards since 1989 (prior to that the event was coordinated jointly by City and County agencies).
As always, the event is open to the public.
Taking place at the Madison Masonic Center, this year's event will include:
- Cocktail hour with a tour of the "Temple of Freemasonry" designed by early-twentieth-century master architects James and Edward Law, and built in 1925.
- Complimentary appetizers and beverages, and a cash bar!
- A Silent Auction, including: Tickets to Frank Lloyd Wright Wisconsin's 2013 Wright & Like house tour, concert tickets, and other fabulous items.
- Presentation of Awards.
The Awards recognize building, design and construction projects that seek to maintain the character of historic places or rehabilitate them for contemporary uses. Commercial, residential and civic projects are eligible. Projects may involve buildings, landscapes, or any element of the built environment.
There are also categories for long-term stewardship of historic places and preservation advocacy, and in 2009 we introduced a new category the Future Landmark Award for Distinctive New Contemporary Design.
Past winners have included remodeling and rehabilitation projects, additions to historic buildings, compatible new construction on the site of a historic property, long-time advocates of the conservation of cultural resources in Madison, and projects in other nearby communities.
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LocationMadison Masonic Center (View)
301 Wisconsin Avenue
Madison, WI 53703-2107
United States
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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