2024 Winter Issue of Urban Land - 14

developments
developments
ULI Announces
Winners of the 2023
Jack Kemp Award
and Terwilliger Center
Award for Innovation
The developments
we honor offer
replicable models
that we hope
will inspire the
building of more
sustainable
housing, and we
congratulate each
development
team for their
exemplary work. "
-RON TERWILLGER,
FOUNDER, ULI
TERWILLIGER
CENTER
The Urban Land
Institute's (ULI)
Terwilliger Center for
Housing has announced
two winners for the 2023
Jack Kemp Excellence
in Affordable and
Workforce Housing
Award and four winners
for the 2023 Terwilliger
Center Award for
Innovation in Attainable
Housing.
The Kemp Award was established
in 2008 in memory of
Jack Kemp, a former secretary
of the U.S. Department of
Housing and Urban Development
and a national advisory
board member of the ULI
Terwilliger Center. It recognizes
developments that use innovative
financing sources to provide
attainable mixed-income
housing, primarily focusing on
households earning between
60% and 120% of area median
income.
The ULI Terwilliger Center
created the Award for Innovation
in 2022 to recognize
unique yet replicable developments
that offer or preserve
deeper affordability.
The winners of the two
awards are selected by a jury
chaired by Ron Terwilliger,
founder of the ULI Terwilliger
Center and chairman of
Terwilliger Pappas Multifamily
Partners.
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" Congratulations to the winners
of this year's Kemp Award
and Award for Innovation, " said
Ron Terwilliger, founder of the
ULI Terwilliger Center and chair
of the Terwilliger Center housing
awards jury. " Each year I
am impressed by the creativity
and innovation behind these
projects and the impact they
have on their communities.
The developments we honor
offer replicable models that we
hope will inspire the building of
more attainable housing, and
we congratulate each development
team for their exemplary
work. "
This year's winners of the
Jack Kemp Excellence in
Affordable and Workforce
Housing Award are:
Broadway Lofts, Mt. Pleasant,
Mich. Broadway Lofts is a
new mixed-use development
on a brownfield site in the
heart of Mt. Pleasant, Mich. The
project created 48 apartments
with over 13,000 sq. ft. of
ground-level retail. It features
48 energy-efficient apartments
targeted to Michigan's workforce
housing population. Local
grocery cooperative GreenTree
Co-Op Market utilized the
commercial space to expand
their 50-year-old business.
Caton Flats, Brooklyn, N.Y.
This mixed-use development
offers 255 new units
of much-needed affordable
housing with over 3K sq ft of
office space on the ground
and second floor for a local
community organization, the
Caribbean American Chamber
of Commerce and Industry
(CACCI), 9K+ sq ft of retail
space at the cellar and ground
floor, and the redeveloped and
expanded Flatbush Central
Caribbean Marketplace.
This year's winners of
the Terwilliger Center
Award for Innovation in
Attainable Housing are:
John Parvensky Recuperative
Care Center and Renaissance
Legacy Lofts, Denver,
Colorado. John Parvensky
Recuperative Care Center and
Renaissance Legacy Lofts
is a $46.5 million nine-story
building that provides homeless
individuals with multiple
services and opens 98 affordable
one-bedroom and studio
apartments for those transitioning
to more permanent
housing. The center includes
75 medical respite beds, which
will target homeless people
with acute medical conditions.
Lucille & Bruce Terwilliger
Place, Arlington, Virginia.
Located on a 1.3-acre site just
1,500 feet from the Virginia
Square-GMU Metro, the Lucille
& Bruce Terwilliger Place is a
160-unit affordable rental community
featuring a new 6,000
sq. ft. condo for the American
Legion Post 139. In response to
an aging facility and diminishing
membership, the members
of Post 139 saw redevelopment
as an opportunity to transform
their site, programs, and services.
The
Hope Center & Berkeley
Way, Berkeley, California. The
Hope Center and Berkeley
Way is a joint development
between non-profit developers
BRIDGE Housing and nonprofit
developer/service provider
Insight Housing (formerly
Berkeley Food & Housing Project
(BFHP)). It combines four
housing types-32 emergency
shelter beds, 12 transitional
housing units for veterans, 53
permanent supportive housing
units, and 89 affordable
apartments-into an integrated
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