On March 10, the City of Charlottesville’s Planning Commission awarded its 2009 Award for Outstanding Sustainable Development to the 208 Hartman’s Mill Road Project.   The award was given to all three parties who helped save the historic Nimmo house— Linda and Howard Carey, the homeowners; Aaron Wunsch, the architectural historian; and Lithic Construction, the restorer.  Congratulations to all who helped make this project a success.  For an in-depth look at 208 Hartman’s Mill Road, come to Alec Cargile’s Preservation Week talk on April 9 (details below).

On March 10, the City of Charlottesville’s Planning Commission awarded its 2009 Award for Outstanding Sustainable Development to the 208 Hartman’s Mill Road Project.   The award was given to all three parties who helped save the historic Nimmo house— Linda and Howard Carey, the homeowners; Aaron Wunsch, the architectural historian; and Lithic Construction, the restorer.  Congratulations to all who helped make this project a success.  For an in-depth look at 208 Hartman’s Mill Road, come to Alec Cargile’s Preservation Week talk on April 9 (details below).

On March 10, the City of Charlottesville’s Planning Commission awarded its 2009 Award for Outstanding Sustainable Development to the 208 Hartman’s Mill Road Project.   The award was given to all three parties who helped save the historic Nimmo house— Linda and Howard Carey, the homeowners; Aaron Wunsch, the architectural historian; and Lithic Construction, the restorer.  Congratulations to all who helped make this project a success.

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