“Palido House” circa 1906
Award Date: 1998
Rebuilt collapsed brick walls and roof system. New electric, plumbing and HVAC
system. New historically accurate metal roof, windows and roof.

“Casa Blanca” circa 1889
Award Date: 1998
The only 2-story residential adobe building remaining in Tucson. Repaired adobe wall
and lime plaster, preserved historic windows and doors. Installed wood flooring to
match original. Replacement of electrical, HVAC and plumbing systems

“The Bricks” Apartments circa 1928
Award Date: 1999
The complete presentation/restoration of an 11-unit apartment complex in the Iron
Horse Historic District. Repointed and repaired brick and stone work, preserved
windows, millwork of exterior wood elements. New electrical, HVAC, and plumbing.
Preserved original wood floors.

“Canoa Ranch Regional Park” circa 1880-1960
Award date: 2011
Site manufactured 8000 adobes, installed 50,000 sf of lime plaster, installed
rebuilt historic windows and doors, rebuilt structural roof system, concrete floor
overlay work on all phases.

“La Pilita Patio and El Tiradito Shrine”
Award Date: 2011
Historic lime and earthen plaster, historic window repair, repaired and repainted
historic signage.

“Matus Meza House” circa 1920
Award Date: 2013
Installed site manufactured adobes, windows and door preservation, lime plaster.
Painted building.

“Camp Naco” circa 1919
Award Date: 2014 Supervised the abatement of 24,000 sf of asbestos roof tiles. Rebuilt roof system of 20,000 sf of roll roofing, repaired adobe walls and lime plaster.

“Pasquale House” circa 1880
Award Date: 2016
Site manufactured 7000 adobes, rebuilt collapsed walls, applied lime plaster and
earthen plaster, installed new structural roof system, new mechanical electric
plumbing systems, historically accurate windows.

Tucson/Pima County Historic Commission

“451 S Convent” circa 1880
Award Date: 1996 Restoration of adobe and lime plaster, installed historically accurate windows and doors. All new systems.

“Joesler Studio” circa 1921
Award Date: 1999 Adobe preservation, replacement of broken pole beams, historic window and door restoration.

“The Bricks” Apartments circa 1927
Award Date: 1999 The complete presentation/restoration of an 11-unit apartment complex in the Iron Horse Historic District. Repointed and repaired brick and stonework, preserved windows, millwork of exterior wood elements. New electrical, HVAC, and plumbing. Preserved original wood floors.

“Aqua Caliente Park
Award Date: 2004 Brick restoration, concrete work, structural carpentry, floor polishing, window and door restoration and cabinet refinishing.

“Roy Place Commercial Building” circa 1928
Award Date: 2011 Selective demolition, restoration of structural concrete columns, structural and finish carpentry, brick, and historic tile work. Replication of all pre-cast concrete.

“McFadden Residence” circa 1941
Award Date: 2011 Historic Joesler design. Restored millwork, historic tile work, windows and doors.

“614 S Meyer” circa 1941
Award Date: 2013 Returned building to its historic appearance. Removed non-historic roof structure, rebuilt walls. Installed new roof structure.

“The Erickson House” at Tucson Medical Center
Award Date: 2014 Restoration of historic plaster, wood element repair of beams and viga tails, brickwork. Rebuilt ornate shutters and doors.

“The Patio Building” at Tucson Medical Center
Award Date: 2015 Restoration of historic plaster. Replacement/restoration of wood elements, historic windows and doors. Rebuilt copper dome.

“The C.O. Brown House”
Award Date: 2015 Adobe repair/replacement. Restoration of historic plaster, wood elements.

Santa Fe Heritage Preservation Award

“City of Santa Fe Sara Melton Award for Sensitive Maintenance and Rehabilitation
1100 Old Santa Fe Trail (National Park Service Regional Headquarters Building)”

Award Date: 2020
Restoration of a 1930’s Spanish-Pueblo Revival style adobe office building. Removed asbestos-laden exterior stucco. Repaired underlying deteriorated adobe walls. Replaced stucco with original 1930’s adobe color. Extensive seismic improvements. Replaced and preserved historic wood elements. Installed new roof system.