Awards of Excellence
ULI Awards for Excellence define the standard for real estate development practice worldwide. In its 32nd year, the awards program is the centerpiece of ULI’s efforts to identify and promote best practices in all types of real estate development. The awards recognize the full development process of a project—construction, economic viability, marketing, and management—as well as design.
Download the 2010 Application Form
Submission deadline February 19, 2010
All Winners and Finalists from 2009
LOCAL WINNERS AND FINALISTS
One of the top Finalists of the 2009 Awards for Excellence: The Americas Competition
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The Shops at Waterloo Town Square, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada (First Gulf Development Corporation)
The Shops at Waterloo Town Square has turned a 1960s-era enclosed mall "inside-out"—a new, storefront-lined street bifurcates the two-block site and two mixed-use buildings replace the existing shopping center, returning vibrancy to downtown Waterloo. |
One of the top 10 Winner of the 2008 Awards for Excellence: The Americas Competition
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Photo: Tom Arban
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Canada’s National Ballet School/Radio City, Toronto, Canada (Context Development, Inc.)
In a creative partnership among Canada's National Ballet School, the city, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, and a local developer multiple easements, transfers of development rights, and complex ownership structures have allowed the rehabilitation and re-use of heritage buildings; construction of new residential, academic, and performance facilities for one of the premier ballet schools in the world; public urban spaces; and 414 residential units in 18 townhouses and two residential towers of 25 and 30 stories. |
One of the top Finalists of the 2006 Awards for Excellence: The Americas Competition
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Port Credit Village, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (FRAM Building Group; Slokker Canada)
The replacement of an abandoned industrial site with a 26-acre sustainable development, comprising 410 mixed-income residential units and a small town center along the Lake Ontario waterfront. |