Good Brick Awards
Recognizing the best in local preservation
Preservation Houston has presented the Good Brick Awards since 1979 to recognize outstanding contributions to the preservation, restoration and enhancement of Houston's architectural and cultural heritage. Nomination categories include the renovation, restoration, or adaptive reuse of a building; new buildings or sympathetic additions that enhance the existing historic fabric of Houston; recognition for the craftspeople who continually maintain, build, and restore our important buildings and cultural fabric; preservation-related programs or activities; project planning; publications; and outstanding service or leadership in preservation.
Nominate a project for a 2025 Good Brick Award
Anyone may submit a Good Brick Award nomination. Nominating yourself will not affect your chance of receiving an award. Projects must be located in Harris County and must have been completed in the five years prior to the nomination deadline.
Nominations for the 2026 Good Brick Awards will open shortly after Memorial Day, 2025.
Meet the 2025 Good Brick Award winners
Hidden structural repairs at the home of the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum, alterations to a Victorian mansion with a fascinating backstory and the centennial celebration of one of Houston’s most beloved neighborhoods are among the projects Preservation Houston is honoring with its 2025 Good Brick Awards for excellence in historic preservation.
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