Paul & Niki Tsongas Award
The Tsongas Award is Preservation Massachusetts' highest honor, honoring people and projects that have displayed the highest level of commitment to historic preservation in the Commonwealth. Named for the award's first recipient, Senator Paul Tsongas, it was expanded in 2016 to include the contributions of Congresswoman Niki Tsongas to preservation efforts across all of Massachusetts.
Congratulations to our 2024 Tsongas Award recipients!
Charles (Charlie) M. Sullivan
Cambridge Historical Commission
Fred Ecker
Preservationist
Robert J. Verrier
The Architectural Team, Inc.
William (Bill) Smith +
Carlton Street Footbridge
Registered Architect
Boston Athenaeum
Project Team
Annum Architects, formerly Ann Beha Architects; Consigli; Allied Consulting Engineering Services;
Beacon Hill Architectural Commission; Kalin Associates; Kiln Brook LLC; Richard Burck Landscape Architect;
Thornton Tomasetti; Tom Goemaat Construction
Fábrica Lofts
Project Team
Aberthaw Construction, Architectural Heritage Foundation, Bohler Engineering, ICON Architecture, McPhail Associates, LLC, Nixon Peabody, R.W. Sullivan Engineering, Souza True & Partners Inc, Trinity Financial, Vertex
Lower Basin Barracks
Project Team
Copley Wolff Design Group Inc., Epsilon Associates, Inc., Finegold Alexander Architects, Kalin Associates, McPhail Associates, R.W. Sullivan Engineering, RSE Associates, Samiotes Consultants Inc., STV Inc., The Green Engineer
Memorial Hall Roof Restoration at Harvard University
Project Team
Harvard University Faculty of Arts & Sciences, Cambridge Historical Commission, Shawmut Design & Construction,
Perry & Radford Architects, Preservation Technology Associates, Gilbert & Becker
The First Church of Christ, Scientist - The Mother Church Original Edifice and Extension Edifice
Project Team
ARUP, Building Conservation Associates, Cavanaugh Tocci Associates, Fennessy Consulting Inc., Finegold Alexander Architects, GEI Consultants, Grande Masonry, John Canning & Co., Kalin Associates, SGH, Shawmut Design & Construction