CCAC receives Preservation Award

SPECIAL AWARD—Carole Malakoff, chair of the Allegheny West Local Review Committee, presents the 2016 Allegheny West Preservation Award to Dr. Quintin Bullock, president, CCAC.
SPECIAL AWARD—Carole Malakoff, chair of the Allegheny West Local Review Committee, presents the 2016 Allegheny West Preservation Award to Dr. Quintin Bullock, president, CCAC.

PITTSBURGH—The Community College of Allegheny County has received a 2016 Allegheny West Preservation Award for its renovation of West Hall, located in the 800 block of Ridge Avenue on CCAC’s Allegheny Campus.
The 8th Annual Allegheny West Preservation Awards were presented at Calvary United Methodist Church in honor of National Historic Preservation Month. Receiving the award on behalf of CCAC were Dr. Quintin Bullock, president, and J.B. Messer, chief facilities officer.
Announced by the Allegheny West Civic Council and the Allegheny West Local Review Committee, the awardees are three property owners in Allegheny West who have completed projects over the past year, in which elements of historic character have been retained or restored through careful planning and research.
Representatives of CCAC met with members of the council and the committee several times over the last two years to discuss the historic appropriateness of the project and to provide updates on the renovation.
 
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