FAQ: U.S. Energy Development Corp's Armour Building Historic Preservation Award
Summary
U.S. Energy Development Corporation's historic Armour Building headquarters received a Preservation Project Award from Historic Fort Worth Inc. for its significant contribution to Fort Worth's architectural and economic heritage through comprehensive restoration.
What is the main announcement in this content?
U.S. Energy Development Corporation’s headquarters building, the historic Armour Building, received a Preservation Project Award from Historic Fort Worth Inc. for its significant contribution to Fort Worth’s architectural and economic heritage.
Who presented the award and when was it given?
Historic Fort Worth Inc. presented the Preservation Project Award at a ceremony on Thursday, October 16.
Why is the Armour Building considered significant?
The Armour Building is an important landmark in the Fort Worth Stockyards that represents International Style industrial architecture and Fort Worth’s meatpacking heritage, serving as the sole survivor of the once expansive Armour & Co. Packing Plant complex.
Where is the Armour Building located?
The Armour Building is located at 601 East Exchange Avenue in the heart of the Fort Worth Stockyards Historic District.
Who was involved in the restoration project?
The restoration was led by The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company as general contractor and Bennett Partners as architect and interior designer, with U.S. Property Development consulting on the project and now managing the property.
What special event celebrated this achievement?
USEDC hosted a special Armour Celebration event at the Armour Building on Saturday, October 18, bringing together team members, partners, and families involved in the restoration.
How long has U.S. Energy Development Corporation been in operation?
USEDC was founded in 1980 and is celebrating 45 years of operations as a privately held exploration and production company.
What was the approach to the building’s restoration?
The comprehensive restoration project focused on preserving the building’s historic integrity while introducing modern amenities for contemporary business use.
Who currently manages the Armour Building property?
U.S. Property Development, an affiliate of USEDC, actively manages the Armour Building property after consulting on the restoration project.
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