The category Preservation Awards recognizes excellence in the restoration, rehabilitation, or adaptive reuse of historic buildings or sites.

• 4705 Camp Bowie Blvd., Blue Bonnet Bakery   c. 1922
  for the creative adaptation of a church building into a bakery
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.
  Owner:  Blue Bonnet Bakery, Inc.
• 700 Main Street, Al Hayne Monument  c. 1893
  for the restoration of the Al Hayne Monument
  Nominator:  Fort Worth Public Art
  Owner:  City of Fort Worth
• 714 Main Street,  Farmers & Mechanics Bldg. c. 1921
  for the restoration of the 24 story Farmers & Mechanics Building designed by Sanguinet and Staats, the tallest building in the Southwest when built  
  Nominator: Tod D. Hanson, Schwarz-Hanson Architects    
  Owner:  XTO Energy, Joy Webster, V.P. of Facilities
• 3725 McCart Avenue, Sinclair Station  c. 1950
  for transforming a Sinclair gas station into a restored museum, "drive-by" experience
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.
  Owner:  Paul Lemon
• 2201 North Commerce, La Puertita c. 1900
  for adapting a small church into event space at the Joe T. Garcia restaurant site
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.                
  Owner:  Joe T. Garcia's Enterprises   The Lancarte Family
• 1228 South Adams (Dunn Haven Apts.) c.1914
  for the restoration and adaptation of a three-story apartment building into a commercial use
  Nominator:  Fairmount Preservation Committee, Fairmount Neighborhood Association
  Owner:  Schaefer Advertising

Residential Rehabilitation Awards honor homeowners who have sensitively restored residential properties for their own private use.

• 1912 Alston Avenue  c. 1910
  for their restoration of a distressed historic residence in a historic district
  Nominator: Fairmount Preservation Committee, Fairmount Neighborhood Association
  Owner:  Phil Bordeleau
• 500 Alta Drive  (Thompson House) c. 1931
  for the sensitive expansion that included the kitchen, garage, and new guest quarters
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.
  Owner:  Jim and Carol Dunaway

Great Steward Awards recognize property owners who demonstrate long-term commitment to the preservation of a historic property through careful maintenance, restoration, or rehabilitation.

• 6128 Curzon Avenue  (Diehl House) c. 1932
  for their investment & care of an outstanding example of English Tudor architecture in the
  Ridglea neighborhood
  Nominator:  Lisa Heibing
  Owner:  Janet Wright & Pamela Lindley
• 3600 McCart Ave. (Martin Sprocket & Gear) c. 1919
  for their usage and stewardship of the Texas Motor Car Co. building, where a deluxe car called
  "The Texas" was designed and built
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.
  Owner:  Joe Martin, CEO, Martin Sprocket & Gear
• 2811 Simondale Drive c. 1929
  for two generations of stewardship from the same family
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.
  Owner:  Sharla & Robert Tesch, III

Preservation Leadership Awards honor individuals, groups or organizations that have made significant contributions to the preservation of Fort Worth's historic resources.

• Historic Preservation Committee, Fairmount Neighborhood Association   Est. 1978
  for their dedication and commitment to the design standards of their historic district
  Nominator:  Robert G. Adams, AIA
• Maribel P. Chavez, P.E., District Engineer for the Fort Worth District of TxDOT
  for her understanding of the important, cultural role of historic bridges, and for her application of the laws that pertain to historic resources
  Nominator:  Board, Historic Fort Worth, Inc.
• Bob R. Simpson, co-founder & CEO of XTO Energy
  for his vision to restore and adapt an iconic collection of historic buildings in Fort Worth as offices for
  XTO Energy
  Nominator:  Tod D. Hanson, Schwarz-Hanson