AWARDS
Projects by Elmore Design Collaborative, Inc.’s personnel have received the following awards:
2007 Honor Award has been awarded by The Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects for the Watervliet Shaker Site Master Plan, Phase I in Albany, New York
2006 Merit Award has been awarded by The Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects for the Col. Ephraim Williams, Jr., Monument and Gravesite – Historic Landscape Report and Preservation Planning Report with Restoration and Site-Related Improvements in Queensbury, New York
2005 Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award has been awarded to The Trustees of Reservations for the restoration of the Evergreen Garden at Naumkeag in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.
2003 Honor Award has been awarded by The Connecticut Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects for the Cultural Landscape Report for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Top Cottage in Hyde Park, New York.
2002 Preservation Merit Award in Landscape Preservation
has been awarded by Preserve Rhode Island for the Restoration of the Sunken Garden at The Elms in Newport, Rhode Island.
2001 Annual Preservation Award has been awarded by the Newport Historical Society for the Restoration of the Sunken Garden at The Elms in Newport, Rhode Island.
2001 Historical Preservation Award has been awarded by the Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Comission for the Restoration of the Sunken Garden at The Elms in Newport, Rhode Island.
The Sunken Garden at The Elms was restored for the centennial celebration of the house and garden in the Summer 2001.
1997 Merit Award was awarded by The Connecticut Chapter of The American Society of Landscape Architects for the Beardsley Zoological Gardens, Master Plan in Bridgeport, Connecticut (with Denig Design Associates, Inc.).
1997 Merit Award was awarded by The Connecticut Chapter of The American Society of Landscape Architects for the Historic Municipal Parks Survey (across the State of Connecticut) prepared for the Connecticut Historical Commission as part of their Connecticut Heritage Landscape Project (with TO Design).