Treanor Preservation

The Kansas City Business Journal’s Capstone Awards honors exceptional real estate and development achievements in the Kansas City metro area. Eisenhower Ridge Building 19 was presented with a Capstone in the office category. The development project, led by Pioneer Group, restored a historic building and brought 400 new jobs to Leavenworth, Kan.

Rick Kready, Pioneer Group, with Julie Cawby (l), Treanor project manager, and Joy Coleman (r), Treanor principal.

On November 15, The National Housing & Rehabilitation Association presented Topeka developer Pioneer Group the Judges Award for Honorable Mention at the J. Timothy Anderson Awards for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation for the adaptive reuse of Eisenhower Ridge Building 19. The award, given in the category of best commercial/retail/non-residential project, was announced at the NH&RA’s annual ceremony in Boston.

The “Timmy Awards” honor outstanding real estate projects that involve the rehabilitation and preservation of older and historic buildings nation-wide. Building 19 was awarded in the category of Best Commercial/Retail/Non-Residential Project. The project rehabilitated a 125-year-old ...

Building 19 After Construction

The National Housing & Rehabilitation Association announced Eisenhower Ridge Building 19, located in Leavenworth, Kan., as on of the finalists for this year’s J. Timothy Anderson Awards For Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation.

The annual “Timmy Awards” honor outstanding real estate projects that involve the rehabilitation and preservation of older and historic buildings nation-wide. Building 19 was named as one of two finalists in the category of Best Commercial/Retail/Non-Residential Project. The project rehabilitated a 125-year-old mess hall that historically served Civil War veterans as part of the Western Branch, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. Now, the building serves ...

The Kansas Preservation Alliance awarded the Frances Sewell Plamann History Center project with a Rehabilitation Certificate of Honor at its award ceremony on June 3, 2010.

The Northeast Junior High Place renovation and restoration project was presented a Capstone Award by the Kansas City Business Journal at the 2010 awards luncheon.

The Chase county Courthouse preservation and restoration project was presented with a 2009 Award of Excellence by the Kansas Preservation Alliance.

The exterior restoration project at the Lanesfield School Historic Site was presented with an Award of Excellence by the Kansas Preservation Alliance in 2009.

The project team for the University of Kansas Campus Heritage Plan project was presented the 2009 Preservation Advocacy Award by the Kansas Preservation Alliance for their work on the plan.

The rehabilitation project of Memorial Hall, Independence, Kansas, received an Honor Award in 2007 presented by the Kansas Preservation Alliance.

The project team for the Northeast Junior High Place renovation and restoration was presented with the 2009 Award of Excellence by the Kansas Preservation Alliance.