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This major award provides the opportunity
to recognize an outstanding body of
work, holding up examples of performance
and achievement to which all New Urbanists
may aspire. The award is based upon
five benchmarks:
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Transferability
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Comprehensiveness
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2011 Recipient,
Donald Martin
The Florida Chapter of
the Congress for the New Urbansim awarded
Don Martin for its contribution to New
Urbanism in Winter Park, Florida. Don,
former planning and community-development
director for the City of Winter Park,
guided the City through its main street
redevelopment implementing the Park Avenue
Plan of Dover Kohl & Partners. Currently,
he is the principal-in-charge of Martin
and Vargas Design, a company with
offices in Winter Park and Nicaragua.
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2010 Recipient Dover,
Kohl & Partners
The Florida Chapter of
the Congress for the New Urbanism recognized
the contributions made by the firm Dover
Kohl & Partners by awarding it the
2010 John Nolen Award. Dover Kohl &
Partners pioneered imaging techniques
and served as an example of a private
firm committed to the principles of New
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Walter Kulash |
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2008 Recipient Walter
Kulash
Walter Kulash is a traffic
engineer who specializes in “livable
traffic” design, a view of traffic
engineering that recognizes that the narrow
traffic planning goals of the past few
decades—moving the most traffic
at the greatest possible speed—are
giving way to a far more inclusive view.
In the new view, traffic performance is
balanced against other desired qualities
of the street, such as its value as an
“address,” its retail friendliness,
and its role as a premier public space
of the community. Mr. Kulash’s clients
include cities, developers, state DOTs
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2007 Recipient University
of Miami, School of Architecture
The Florida Chapter of
the Congress for the New Urbanism awarded
the University of Miami's School of Architecture
for its contribution to New Urbanism.
The school has educated numerous professionals
in the principles of New Urbanism and
served as a vanguard to other universities
in promoting the principals of New Urbanism. |
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Chair Marcela
Camblor awards Daryl Davis the 2006
Nolen Award |
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2006 Recipients Robert
and Daryl Davis
The Florida Chapter of
the Congress for the New Urbanism recognized
the contributions made by the developers
of Seaside, Florida by awarding them the
2006 John Nolen Award. Robert and Daryl’s
work in Seaside has influenced an entire
generation of architects, developers,
planners, elected officials, traffic engineers,
and people from all walks of life. The
recipients provided a vital platform and
played a hands-on role for experiments
in urban architecture, place making, coding,
real estate development, landscape architecture,
urban retailing, and a dozen other areas
of critical concern for the community-building
professions. |
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Dan Cary, Michael
Busha, and Marcela Camblor of the
Treasure Coast Regional Planning
Council |
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Inaugural 2005 Recipient
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council
The
Treasure Coast Regional Planning Council
received the medal in recognition of two
decades of diligent, courageous work to
bring walkable community design to the
four counties (Indian River, Martin, St.
Lucie, and Palm Beach counties) and numerous
municipalities within its jurisdiction.
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Charles
A. Barrett Memorial Award |
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This
prestigious honor, to be awarded every
two years, is to recognize an individual
with exemplary talents in traditional
architectural and urban design.
Charles Barrett, who
passed away in 1996, was a man of extraordinary
passion and talent. During his tenure
with Duany Plater-Zyberk and Company,
Charles’s work defined the highest
level of design discipline and beauty
and became a trademark for the CNU in
its formative years. Charles’s spirit
lives on in his drawings, in the colleagues
he influenced, and in the communities
that were built because of his drawings.
This award preserves the memory of the
standard he set for others to emulate. |
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Juan Caruncho
(Charles A. Barrett Award Winner)
and Dana Little (Chair of the CNU
FL Awards Committee) |
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2011 Recipient
Juan Caruncho
Juan Caruncho is the
founder and principal of Caruncho
Professional Association, an architectural
firm in Miami. Juan received a degree
in Architecture from the University of
Miami and was apprenticed at Duany Plater
Zyberk and Company. Juan's talents and
dedication have been repeatedly shown
throughout his work and have resulted
in the creation of extraordinary examples
of neo-traditional architecture and urban
design. |
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Tupelo Street
Beach Pavilion, Seaside, Florida |
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2008 Recipient Ernesto
Buch
Ernesto Buch, recipient of the Charles
Barrett Award, is the principal of architectural
firm Ernesto Buch Architect, Inc., founded
in 1987 with offices in Miami, New Haven,
and Punto Cana Dominican Republic. The
firm specializes in Classical/Traditional
architecture and urbanism and is committed
to an architecture that is responsive
to its physical setting. The firm very
strongly believes that a building must
be an integral part of its surroundings
and respectful of its historical context
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2007 Recipient Scott
Merrill
For more than two decades
Scott Merrill, and his firm Merrill, Pastor,
and Colgan, has consistently designed
and built projects which are timeless,
inspiring, and have influenced countless
other designers. Mr. Merrill has given
a gift to Florida in his architecture;
and through the creativity, discipline
and professionalism exhibited throughout
his career, he has given a gift of example
to us all.Dan L |
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Scott
Merrill (Charles A. Barrett Award winner),
Lizz Plater-Zyberk for the University
of Miami (John Nolen Award winner), and
Victor Dover (former CNU FL Chair) |
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