The Winners of The 2015 Summit County Parade of Homes
Hundreds of people gathered at the Silverthorne Pavilion to honor the professionals behind the breathtaking homes of the 2015 Parade
Hundreds of people gathered at the Silverthorne Pavilion Friday, September 18th, for the Summit County Parade of Homes annual Awards Dinner, presented by the Summit County Builders Association. The Awards Dinner celebrates the architects, builders, and designers behind the 16 breathtaking homes of the 2015 Parade and serves as a great kick-off to the event, which begun Saturday and Sunday, September 19th and 20th, and continues the following weekend of September 26th and 27th.
Twenty-four awards in three categories based on square-footage and were judged on 34 criteria to determine the best in exterior design and elevation, kitchen, master suite, interior finishes, interior furnishings, landscaping and outdoor living space, and builder concept and workmanship. Judges included professionals, outside the realm of Summit County homes, who are experts in the fields of architecture and interior design.
Mountain Living also awarded its own 2015 Peak Award to one home based on three "Design Execution" criteria: architecture and construction; interiors; and integration. The Peak Award was judged and chosen by the Mountain Living editorial staff.
Check out the winners, as well as photos of the lively event, below!
(To see all 16 properties of the Summit County Parade of Homes, and to cast your vote for your favorite, visit: People's Choice Awards: Summit County Parade of Homes.)
CATEGORY 1 included six homes that are 2,900-3,999 square feet. Winners for the following criteria were:
29 Stoney Trail
Awarded for:
- Exterior Design & Elevation
- Kitchen
- Interior Finishes
- Interior Furnishings
- Builder Concept & Workmanship
- Best Overall
1735 Golden Eagle Road
Awarded for:
- Master Bedroom
180 Game Trail
Awarded for:
- Landscaping & Outdoor Living Space
CATEGORY 2 included six homes that were 4,000-4,999 square feet. Winners for the following criteria were:
36 Boulder Circle
Awarded for:
- Exterior Design & Elevation
- Kitchen
- Master Bedroom
- Interior Finishes
- Interior Furnishings
- Best Overall
22 E. Trade Court
Awarded for:
- Landscaping & Outdoor Living Space
7 Spencer Court
Awarded for:
- Builder Concept & Workmanship
CATEGORY 3 includes four homes that are 5,000 square feet and over. Winners for the following criteria were:
65 Penn Lode
Awarded for:
- Exterior Design & Elevation
- Kitchen
- Master Bedroom
- Interior Finishes
- Landscaping & Outdoor Living Space
- Builder Concept & Workmanship
- Best Overall
*65 Penn Lode also won Mountain Living's very own Peak Award, presented by publisher Holly Scott and received by Allen-Guerra Architecture.
50 North Fork Road
Awarded for:
- Interior Furnishings
Meet the Summit County Builders Association Committee:
From left: Linda Miller, Marilyn Hogan, Tim Paich, Lynn Myers, Judith Moak, Asa Nimityongskul, Elisabeth Lawrence, Nathan Moorefield
Admission is $15 per person total for 4 days and benefits The Summit Foundation. Tickets may be purchased online or at Summit County locations of City Market and Bank of the West. For more information, call the Summit County Builders Association at 970-668-6013.
Check out more photos from the Award Dinner in the slideshow below!
