Impact Awards. NorthTexas

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1 Impact Awards NorthTexas

2 thank you to our presenting sponsor

3 thank you to our developer sponsors

4 thank you to our partner sponsors

5 thank you to our investor sponsors Ash+Lime Balfour Beatty Boka Powell BURY City of Plano DART Earth Day Texas Gensler Jacobs Engineering MYCON Northwestern Mutual OMNIPLAN Prescott Group Southlake Town Square Stewart Title SWA Group Trinity River Vision Authority US Bank

6 The mission of the Urban Land Institute is to provide leadership in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities worldwide. Tonight, we will be honoring those people and projects that uphold the highest ideals of ULI.

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10 Dallas Arboretum

11 DEVELOPER/OWNER DALLAS ARBORETUM AND BOTANICAL SOCIETY ARCHITECTS DATTNER ARCHITECTS VAN SICKLE & ROLLERI MKW+ASSOCIATES ENGINEERING FIRMS DATTNER ENGINEERS PACHECO KOCH CONSULTING ENGINEERS BLUM CONSULTING ENGINEERS GENERAL CONTRACTOR THE BECK GROUP Dallas Arboretum

12 We applaud the highly imaginative mix of activities united by a strong educational purpose. - uli jury Dallas Arboretum

13 K at y Tr a i l

14 DEVELOPER FRIENDS OF THE KATY TRAIL OWNER CITY OF DALLAS LAND PLANNER SWA ENGINEERING FIRM BROCKETTE DAVIS DRAKE GENERAL CONTRACTOR BALFOUR BEATTY AND OTHER CONTRACTORS FINANCING SOURCES PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DONATIONS OTHER CONTRIBUTORS SNYDER HOLDINGS LEE PARK AND ARLINGTON HALL CONSERVANCY K at y Tr a i l

15 The level of activity on the Trail is reminiscent of the Hi-Line in New York, and the extent of new development that has been encouraged by the Trail is simply remarkable. - uli jury K at y Tr a i l

16 Sunda n ce Squa r e

17 DEVELOPER/OWNER SUNDANCE SQUARE MANAGEMENT PROJECT MANAGER THE PROJECTS GROUP ARCHITECTS DAVID M. SCHWARZ ARCHITECTS BENNETT BENNER PARTNERS MICHAEL VERGASON LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS GENERAL CONTRACTOR THE BECK GROUP FINANCING SOURCES PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DONATIONS OTHER CONTRIBUTORS THE PROJECTS GROUP LEE PARK AND ARLINGTON HALL CONSERVANCY Sunda n ce Squa r e

18 Closing a major downtown street to create a pedestrian plaza is not an easy decision, but the amount of activity taking place here indicates that the decision was a wise one. - uli jury Sunda n ce Squa r e

19 CONGRATULATIONS

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21 BLVD

22 DEVELOPER PRESCOTT GROUP OWNER NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL ARES ARCHITECT HUMPHREYS & PARTNERS ENGINEERING FIRMS PACHECO KOCH SMR LANDSCAPE JORDAN & SKALA GENERAL CONTRACTOR ANDRES CONSTRUCTION GENERAL CONTRACTOR NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LAW FIRMS JACKSON WALKER MUNSCH, HARDT, KOPF OTHER CONTRIBUTORS SMU BLVD

23 Not only has this project created a lively mixed-use TOD area, it has successfully extended the SMU campus across the barrier created by a major interstate highway. - uli jury BLVD

24 Harvest

25 DEVELOPER HILLWOOD COMMUNITIES LAND PLANNER/LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TBG PARTNERS ARCHITECT LARSEN PEDIGO ENGINEERING FIRM JONES & CARTER GENERAL CONTRACTOR INNOVATIVE HARDSCAPE OTHER CONTRIBUTORS ANDERSON HANSON BLANTON (BRANDING/MARKETING) TASSIONE FARMS (FARM OPERATIONS) Harvest

26 The repurposed historic farmhouse and working farm provide an authentic sense of place that is unusual in suburban greenfield development. - uli jury Harvest

27 Piano Pav ilion

28 DEVELOPER/OWNER KIMBELL ART FOUNDATION PROJECT MANAGER PARATUS GROUP ARCHITECTS RENZO PIANO BUILDING WORKSHOP KENDALL/HEATON ASSOCIATES, INC. ENGINEERING FIRMS HUITT ZOLLARS - CIVIL SUMMIT CONSULTANTS - MEP GUY NORDENSON AND ASSOCIATES - STRUCTURAL GENERAL CONTRACTOR THE BECK GROUP Piano Pav ilion

29 This a beautiful and creatively constructed building, and it is a reminder that no city is truly great without wonderful cultural facilities. - uli jury Piano Pav ilion

30 CONGRATULATIONS

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32 Downtown Plano Transit Village

33 DEVELOPMENT PARTNERS AMICUS PARTNERS OAKPATH LEXINGTON RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SOUTHERN LAND INTOWN HOMES DOWNTOWN BUSINESS OWNERS CITY OF PLANO DART PLANO ISD Downtown Plano Transit Village

34 We are particularly impressed by the incorporation of the existing fabric of the older commercial area into the redevelopment plan. We have rarely seen community identity re-established with such success. - uli jury Downtown Plano Transit Village

35 Lancaster Urban Village

36 DEVELOPER CATALYST URBAN DEVELOPMENT OWNER CITYWIDE CDC LAND PLANNER CATALYST GROUP ARCHITECT BGO ARCHITECTS ENGINEERING FIRM KIMLEY HORN GENERAL CONTRACTOR NE CONSTRUCTION FINANCING SOURCES 221(d)(4), HUD SECTION 108, NMTC, DALLAS ED, TOD TIF LAW FIRM MUNSCH HARDT OTHER CONTRIBUTORS CAPSTONE MANAGEMENT Lancaster Urban Village

37 This project is a role model for successful TOD, especially important because of its location in an under-invested area of the city. - uli jury Lancaster Urban Village

38 Southlake Town Square

39 DEVELOPER COOPER AND STEBBINS OWNER RPAI/CITY OF SOUTHLAKE/C&S LAND PLANNER/ARCHITECTS DAVID M. SCHWARZ ARCHITECTS BECK ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING FIRMS BROCKETTE DAVIS DRAKE GENERAL CONTRACTOR THE BECK GROUP FINANCING SOURCES JP MORGAN CHASE/ BANK OF AMERICA/ COMERICA/TIF LAW FIRMS KELLY HART & HALLMAN/WINSTEAD PC/JACKSON WALKER Southlake Town Square

40 This development has been a game-changer, showing that well designed and managed pedestrian retail areas can thrive in the suburbs and in Texas. - uli jury Southlake Town Square

41 CONGRATULATIONS

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