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ULI Global Awards for Excellence: Chicago Winners through the Years 2017-18 Chicago Riverwalk Developers: City of Chicago, Department of Transportation Designers: Ross Barney Architects [All Phases], Sasaki [Phases 2, 3] Alfred Benesch & Company [Phases 2, 3], Jacobs/Ryan Associates [All Phases] and Collins Engineers [Phase 1]) 2014 300 East Randolph Developer: Walsh Higgins & Company; Designer: Goettsch Partners 2013 Roosevelt University Student Living, Academic and Recreation Center Developer: John Buck Company; Development Manager: Jones Lang LaSalle; Designer: VOA Associates Inc. 2011 300 North LaSalle Developer: Hines; Architect: Pickard Chilton 2010 Bethel Commercial Center Bethel New Life; Farr Associates Architecture and Urban Design 2008 Medinah Temple-Tree Studios Friedman Properties, Ltd. 2005 The Glen - Glenview, IL The Village of Glenview and Mesirow Stein Real Estate Inc. Millennium Park City of Chicago and Millennium Park Inc. 2002 Public: Homan Square Community Center Campus Owner: Homan Square Community Center Foundation; Developer: The Shaw Company Small-Scale Rehabilitation: Hotel Burnham at the Reliance Building McCaffery Interests 2000 Heritage Award: The Burnham Plan The Commercial Club of Chicago Small-Scale Mixed Use: DePaul Center DePaul University 1999 Public: Chicago Public Schools Capital Improvement Program Chicago Public Schools Large-Scale Rehabilitation: John Hancock Center U.S. Equities Realty 1998 Public: Harold Washington Library Center Developer: U.S. Equities Realty 1996 Special: The Scattered Site Program The Habitat Company 1991 Small-Scale Urban Mixed Use: Garibaldi Square The Charles H. Shaw Company 1988 Rehabilitation: Northpoint Amoco Neighborhood Development 1986 Large-Scale Recreational: Water Tower Place JMB Realty Corporation .

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