Newfoundland’s Heritage Day falls on the third Monday in February. Each year, on this day the City of St. John’s takes the time to recognize individuals and businesses for their outstanding heritage restoration efforts and commitment to protecting the province’s identity through smart heritage development. We’re happy to announce that in 2019, our project team  received the award for Rehabilitating an Older Building, Including Successfully Integrating Modern Elements. On behalf of the Hardman Group, we’d like to say “thanks” to everyone who has worked on bringing 345 Duckworth Street (MIX) back to the City of St. John’s. Our Project Manager, Janet Gomes accepted the award on behalf of the entire team.

Congratulations to our fellow recipients:

114 Quidi Vidi Road – Restoring the Original Character of a Building in Heritage Area 3 (accepted by Lori Rogers & Roxanne Przybysz)

118 Military Road – Infill Development that Blends into a Heritage Area 1 Neighbourhood (accepted by Michael Ladha & Keir McIsaac)

189 Water Street – Preserving and Restoring the Original Character of a Heritage Building (accepted by Paul Spurrell & Mitch O’Reilly – Gannet Construction)

Posie Row Houses Inc. – 214 Duckworth Street (Tobin Bldg) – Stewardship and Long-term Preservation of a Heritage Building (accepted by Jane Manuel)

St. Bonaventure’s College – 2A Bonaventure Ave – Stewardship and Long-term Preservation of a Building in Heritage Area 1 (accepted by Tom McGrath)