The following awards were presented at the 2004 People in Preservation Awards ceremony held May 7, 2004, at the Western Metals Building in San Diego's Petco Park, new downtown home of the San Diego Padres. See SOHO's coming issue of Reflections for details on these winners and their achievements.
- Winner: Milford Wayne Donaldson
Award: Lifetime achievement
For a lifetime of achievement on the occasion of his career capping appointment as State Historic Preservation Officer.- Winner: San Diego Padres
Award: Developer of the Year
Project or reason for nomination: Preservation of historic resources in East Village as part of downtown Ballpark redevelopment project- Winner: Terence Burke
Award: Town Crier Award
Project or reason for nomination: Consistent supporter of historic preservation through North Park News reaching a readership of 15,000- Winner: Kim and Joe Grant/Grant’s Marketplace
Award: Marketing Preservation
Project or reason for nomination: Rehabilitation and restoration of a commercial building with the establishment of a business much like one that originally operated out of this building.- Winner: Rich Bellows
Award: Gift to the street
Project or reason for nomination: Saving a Craftsman Bungalow from threat of teardown and the subsequent restoration of the home with much of the work being done by homeowner.- Winner: Ed and Jamie MacBean
Award: Home restoration award
Project or reason for nomination: Restoration and preservation of the Lovett House- Winner: Keith York
Award: Modern Miracle
Project or reason for nomination: Discovering and restoring the only known residence in San Diego designed by modernist Craig Ellwood, with much of the work being done by homeowner using the home’s original blueprints.- Winner: Maritime Museum of San Diego
Award: Preservation Innovation
Project or reason for nomination: Technical innovation for the preservation of the1898 ferryboat Berkeley which serves as the headquarters for the Maritime Museum of San Diego.- Winner: San Dieguito River Park / Sikes Adobe & IS architecture
Award: Rural Preservation
Project or reason for nomination: Restoration of the circa 1870 Sikes Adobe Farmhouse- Winner: John and Stephanie Wylie
Award: Planned Resurrection
Project or reason for nomination: Restoration of a 1924 Emmor Brooke Weaver home using original blueprints.- Winner: Point Loma Nazarene University/The Greek Theater
Award: Classic Revival
Project or reason for nomination: For the restoration and continued maintenance and care of the 1903 Greek Theatre. One of only three existing Greek theatres in the U.S.Read about PIP Awards & Criteria
