Holliday Architects’ Diversity Shines at Annual MAME Awards

MEDFORD, NJ – Medford, New Jersey based Holliday Architects Inc. came away from the recent Builders League of South Jersey’s annual MAME Awards event with an armload of plaques recognizing the firm’s excellence in a wide range of projects.

Top honors included a MAME award for Best Architectural Design for an Active Adult Community Clubhouse for the Greenbriar at Cape May; Best Architectural Design for a Detached Home for the Farrington model at Monroe Manor; Best Active Adult Detached Home for the Castell model at Wyngate in Medford; and Best Architectural Design for a Custom Home for a private residence in Cape May.

The firm’s commercial projects taking honors included the Courtyard Hotel by Marriott which received a MAME Award for Best Interior/Exterior Design for a Retail establishment; and Best Addition, Alteration and Renovation for Sea Box World Headquarters in Cinnaminson, NJ. The design of an outdoor patio and bar facility for Ott’s Tavern in Washington Township, NJ received a MERIT Award in the Renovation category. “We are very pleased to have received these awards which truly reflect the diversity of our company,” said President Jim Holliday.

In addition to new construction, the 19-year-old firm provides planning, design and documentation for upgrades to existing facilities including office buildings and interiors, industrial facilities, hotels, multi-family and single-family housing, custom residential homes and historic renovation design. Over the years, the firm has served a number of commercial clients from boutiques to vending companies. Many of Southern New Jersey’s finest home builders enlist the company’s design and planning services.

Holliday Architects, Incorporated is located in Jackson Commons, 30 Jackson Road, Unit A-4, Medford, NJ. They may be reached at 609-953-5373 or on the Internet at www.hollidayarchitects.com. Holliday Architects, Inc. recently received a MAME Award, presented by the Builders League of South Jersey, for the renovation and addition to Sea Box World Headquarters in Cinnaminson, NJ.