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The B.L.E.N.D. Award
encourages and rewards builders, architects, and home owners to blend newly remodeled or constructed
homes into the fabric of the Fulton Neighborhood.
Presented by the Zoning Committee of the Fulton Neighborhood
Association (FNA)
Contact Phil Rader, AIA
for questions: 612-920-3955 or email
at prader@philrader.com
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The
following projects were selected by our jury of design professionals and
neighborhood residents. The
submissions will be honored at the September 12th, 2007 meeting of
the Fulton Neighborhood
Association. The meeting takes place 7:00
p.m. at the Pershing
Recreation Center
48th Street and Chowen Avenue
South.
Congratulations
to the builders, architects, designers and homeowners! (Press Release)
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Award
Category:
Project
Title:
Project
Address:
Builder
Name:
Architect
Name:
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New Construction
Urban Creekside: A New Home in Fulton
5308 Russell Ave S.
Choice Wood Company
Choice Wood Company
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Project
photos and brief:
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Urban Creekside Brief
Urban Creekside Board
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Juror
comments:
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I appreciate that
the owner lived in the previous [existing on this lot] home for 19 years
before building a new home. -- Scott Newland, AIA
I like
how the design brings a lot of natural light into the space. -- Scott
Newland, AIA
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Award
Category:
Project Title:
Project
Address:
Builder
Name:
Architect
Name:
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Remodel/Addition
Naturally Modern
2515 West 52nd St.
Choice Wood Company
Choice Wood Company
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Project
photos and brief:
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Naturally Modern Brief
Naturally Modern Board
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Juror
comments:
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It's nice to
have a submission of a home built in this era. Fulton does have these mid-century homes.
I especially like that the remodel has very little negative impact on the
neighborhood because the bulk of the change is to the back. -- Alecia
Stevens
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Award
Category:
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Title:
Project
Address:
Builder
Name:
Architect
Name:
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Remodel/Addition
Growing Up Green
5257 Washburn Ave. S.
Reuter Construction
Bryan Anderson, SALA
Architects
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Project
photos and brief:
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Growing Up Green Brief
Growing up Green Board
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Juror
comments
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I appreciate
that there was no impact to the existing vegetation. John Thompson
This project
has a unique feel to it that represents the spirit of the Fulton
Neighborhood. Scott Newland
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The Fulton Zoning Committee of the Fulton Neighborhood
Association (FNA) reviews neighborhood
zoning and development issues.
The
committee meets the first Wednesday of the month
at Pershing Park
Recreation Center,
48th Street
and Chowen Avenue South,
at 7:00 p.m.
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