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December 17, 2008 WILLIAMSBURG, MI – During the annual Casino Design Awards Luncheon at the Global Gaming Expo, the Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel was recognized for "Best Architectural Design for a Casino Resort Under $200M”. The architectural firm was Walsh Bishop. For the past six years, the Casino Design Awards honored excellence in casino resort design, architecture and construction. "We are pleased and honored to be recognized for this award," says Shawn Carlson, Director of Marketing for the Turtle Creek Casino & Hotel. "Our partners and staff have worked tirelessly to make Turtle Creek a success and this award is a testament to their efforts, but most of all none of this would be capable without the vision and direction of the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indian tribe." The Turtle Creek design was inspired by its pristine setting in northern Michigan. "At the heart of the Turtle Creek project is the process of blending an understanding of the business model with innovative design solutions. The result is a strikingly modern design that showcased many of the natural elements surrounding the property," says Keith O'Brien, vice president of Walsh Bishop's Entertainment & Hospitality Group. "That process lead us to the use of earth tone colors, sustainable materials and barrier free layouts that help uniquely transform this entertainment destination." Return to Michigan Casinos. |
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