Design Awards

These awards for the HarbourView Inn, and Joseph P. Riley Baseball Park (in association with HOK Sports) were from the Charleston Chapter of the AIA for design, as selected by a committee of non-Architects.

Finalists Boutique Design 41st annual Gold Key Awards for Excellence in Hospitality Design

This was the renovation and rebranding of an existing four story 91 room hotel in the heart of Charleston on Meeting Street.

Award for renovation and adaptive reuse of 131 Spring Street presented to the firm by the Preservation Society of Charleston.

The firm was presented with this award for HarbourView Inn by the Preservation Society for preservation and renovation of an historic property.

One of 6 winners nationally of the Coastal Awards 2000, the firm’s design of the HarbourView Inn received the Award for Contextual Design.  This award recognized projects that were environmentally responsible.  The project was published nationally in the January-February 2000 issue of Coastal Living Magazine.

Presented for the Visitors Reception and Transportation Center in Charleston, South Carolina by the U.S. Department of Transportation and National Endowment for the Arts.  (In association with NBBJ/Cooper Robertson Partners).

A national award presented in Washington, DC by the Public Buildings Service, Washington, DC for the Hollings Judicial Center, Charleston, South Carolina.  The project was displayed in the National Building Museum for one month following the award ceremony. 

For the renovation of J.C. Bradford Building in Nashville, Tennessee for outstanding efforts toward preservation of Davidson County architectural heritage.  (In association with Everton Oglesby Askew).

An award for interior design of MUSC Children’s Hospital/Interiors. Charleston, South Carolina (NBBJ/Goff-D’Antonio Associates).

Merit Award for commercial renovation of 34 Radcliffe Street awarded by AIA/Charleston and Charleston Regional Business Journal.

This award for Excellence in School Building and Design was given for the Oakland Elementary School  by the South Carolina Chapter of CEFPI (The Council of Educational Facility Planners). Oakland Elementary school was completed in August of 2010. The Council of Educational Facility Planners (CEFPI) is a professional association whose sole mission is improving the places where children learn.

This award for Excellence in School Building and Design was awarded for the Mason Preparatory School - Lower School by the South Carolina Chapter of CEFPI.

This was a Merit Historic Award for the historic renovation and adaptive reuse of Tiger Lily Florist at Spring and Ashley Streets in Charleston, South Carolina awarded by Charleston Regional Business Journal.

This award for Urban Design was presented to the design team by The Southeast Chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture and Classical America for excellence in traditional and classical design for a Vision of Marion Square in association with Fairfax, Sammons & Partners.

An award for use of prestressed concrete on Parkshore Center Office Complex presented to Goff Associates.

This award was for the design of Factors Walk residential project in Charleston, South Carolina presented by the Committee to Save the City.

This award was presented to Garey Goff and Hank D’Antonio in recognition of exemplary and unique contributions to the special character of Charleston for the HarbourView Inn, by the Committee to Save the City