2012 Preservation Award Nominations
AAPS is now seeking nominations for the annual Historic Preservation Awards ceremony. Preservation Awards are conferred on restored properties in Alameda with historic or architectural significance. Nominated buildings may range in age from the 19th century through the 1940s, and their use may vary, including commercial properties, churches, governmental structures, single family homes and apartment houses. The awards showcase projects that preserve, restore or reuse historic property in a way that enhances its architectural character.
The awards debuted in 1998, when AAPS honored Alameda’s renovated City Hall, three restored Victorians, and two rejuvenated commercial buildings. Examples of other award recipients are the U.S.S. Hornet aircraft carrier museum, Kofman Auditorium in the Historic Alameda High School, the Delanoy Building, the Masonic Temple, the Neptune Palace Hotel, the Alameda Theatre, and the Clamp Swing building. Many residential properties have also been honored, including homes which have removed asbestos or vinyl siding and restored the original siding, millwork and windows.
Nominations can be made by filling in the handy email form below. If you prefer to fill out a printed form, a PDF format is available here.
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2011 Preservation Award Recipients
Preservation Awards
Category — Residential
1837 Clinton Avenue
Category — Commercial/Public
Alameda High School
Category — Commercial/Public
The Hally Building, 2313 Santa Clara Avenue
Category — Commercial/Public
1606-1614 Webster Street
Category — Residential
323 Lincoln Avenue
Stewardship Awards
1223 High Street
1547 Everett Street
Flight Control Tower, Naval Air Station Alameda


