 
(L) T. J. McDermott accepts a Pyne Preservation Award for his renovation of King's Sandwich Shop, a landmark in the Foster Street/Central Park neighborhood that is now reopened for business serving hungry Durhamites! (R) Kip and Sarah Coonley (R) with their contractor Jonathan Wilkins of J. J. Construction (L) are all smiles after winning a Pyne Award for renovation of their c. 1919 home in the Burch Avenue neighborhood.
Other Pyne Award winners included Charmaine and Michael Huckabee for renovating the Silent House in the Watts Hospital neighborhood; Sanyin Siang-Miller and Chad Miller for renovating the Ellerbe Powe House in Trinity Park; Scientific Properties LLC for renovating the Golden Belt Manufacturing Company buildings into apartments and artists' studios; and Joseph Bushfan for renovating derelict commercial buildings and creating space for a deli, a coffee shop and a grocery store on Angier Street in East Durham.
Neighborhood Conservation Award winners included the City of Durham and Minor League Baseball for renovations at the Durham Athletic Park; Durham Public Schools, Durham County, the City of Durham, and Duke University Health Systems for renovating an empty school building to create the Holton Resource & Career Center in the former East Durham Junior High School; Ellen and John Dagenhart for renovating the Watts-Honeycutt House in Old West Durham; Synergy Enterprises, LLC, Contractor for renovating two houses on Ottawa Street in the Holloway-Cleveland Street Historic District; and Kristie Porter & Geoffery Berry for renovating the Eakes House in the Burch Avenue neighborhood
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