2023 Heritage Awards acknowledge significant contributions to heritage conservation in Saint John

The 2023 Heritage Awards were announced at last night’s Common Council meeting to property owners and tradespeople who have made significant contributions to the conservation of our City’s heritage buildings over the past year. Presented by the Heritage Development Board, this year’s award winners represent projects that include rehabilitated façades such brick and stone recovery, window repairs, refreshed colour selections and more.

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“I am proud to recognize the recipients of this year’s Heritage Awards. Their passion and dedication to preserving and restoring the character and defining elements of our rich historic architecture and craftmanship truly reflects the character of our small city, with a big heart,” says Mayor Donna Reardon. “These individuals and organizations have demonstrated the importance of valuing our past, contributing to our pride of place, and ensuring that the buildings and homes that shaped us remain available for future generations.”

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The City of Saint John extends its appreciation and congratulations to all Heritage Award recipients for their important contribution towards growth and the preservation of some of the many historic properties throughout Saint John.

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2023 Heritage Award Recipients:

Commercial Façade Rehabilitation Award

116 Prince William Street – Diamond Realco

143 Charlotte Street – Jason Jenkins

Residential Façade Rehabilitation Award

217 Germain Street – Emily Teed

166-168 Prince William Street – Rehabitat Inc.

155-157 Orange Street – Philip Huggard

Heritage Stewardship Award

87 Carleton Street – The Anglican Parish of St. Mark

126 Prince William Street – Government of Canada

Heritage Signage Award

22 King Street - Scott Walton

177 Prince William Street – Chia Chi Zoe Tung

Commitment to Craft Award

SV Masonry

Heritage Innovation Award

Archwood Millwork