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Icsc U.S. Design & Development Awards ICSC U.S. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARDS 2017 Winners 2017 ICSC U.S. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARDS The ICSC U.S. Design and Development Awards honor and recognize the premier design and development trends of retail projects, new developments, renovations, expansions, and retail store design within the U.S. These awards provide information and insight to the entire industry on what it takes to achieve the highest level of recognition in design and development within the U.S. Winners of the 2017 U.S. Design and Development Awards, along with winners from ICSC’s other regional design and development programs, are automatically entered into ICSC’s Global Design and Development Awards competition, the VIVA (Vision, Innovation, Value, Achievement) Awards, and are eligible to be named “The Shopping Center of the Year” or “Best Sustainability Project.” ICSC’s VIVA Best-of-the-Best Awards honor and recognize the most outstanding examples of shopping center design and development, sustainability, marketing, and community service worldwide. The winners of the VIVA Best- of-the-Best Awards are announced during RECon, ICSC’s annual convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. 2 ICSC U.S. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARDS 2017 WINNERS RENOVATIONS/EXPANSIONS COMMENDATION COMMENDATION Asheville Outlets Roosevelt Field Mall GOLD AWARD Ashevillle, North Carolina Garden City, New York Ala Moana Center Honolulu, Hawaii Total Retail Space: 2,366,692 sq. ft. Total Retail Space: 460,898 sq. ft. Number of Stores: 246 Total Retail Space: 2,270,186 sq. ft. Number of Stores: 72 Number of Stores: 333 Owner/Development Company: Development Company: New England Simon Owner/Development Company: Development Architect: CallisonRTKL GGP Inc. Owners: New England Development; Lighting Designer: Bliss Fasman Architect: CallisonRTKL Inc. Tremont Realty Capital, a division of Landscape Architect: Mahan Rykiel Graphic Designer: CallisonRTKL Inc. The RMR Group Associates Lighting Designers: The Lighting Architect: Adams + Associates General Contractor: VCC Alliance; Design with Light Architecture Management/Leasing Company: Landscape Architects: PBR Hawaii; Graphic/Lighting Designer: Adams + Simon Walters, Kimura, Motoda, Inc Associates Architecture General Contractor: Hawaiian General Contractor: Winter Roosevelt Field Mall’s extensive Dredging Construction Company Construction refurbishment project touched Leasing Company: GGP Inc. Management Company: New England every surface of the existing center, Development repurposed underutilized areas, and Ala Moana Center’s most recent Leasing Companies: New England added an additional 160,000 square project included the addition of a Development; FFO Real Estate Advisors feet of leasable area. LED Technology 650,000-square-foot multi-level and the most advanced glass curtain wing, which houses major anchors Asheville Outlets is the imaginative wall materials were complemented Bloomingdales and Hawaii’s first redevelopment of the former Biltmore with lush landscaping and Nordstrom, as well as a diverse mix of Square Mall into an expansive multi- incorporated into the exterior facades international brands, in-line retailers, building open-air center. The unique and entrances while interior floors, upscale boutiques, entertainment mountain village design layout bulkheads, handrails, ceilings, and the options, and food-and-beverage incorporates architectural elements center’s iconic barrel skylights were offerings. Local materials and plants, reflective of the region’s historic charm refreshed with a palette of modern custom light fixtures, trellises, canopies, and features stone cladding, wood materials. The project also relocated and paving stones were incorporated accents, paved pedestrian walkways, the bus transfer point to increase throughout to create continuity between water fountains, landscaped gardens, parking capacity near the front the new wing and existing center, and a variety of seating areas. The entrance, added a retail concourse leading to a large, outdoor court shaded 325,000-square-foot center is ideally to the center’s newest anchor, by an abundance of native trees and located five miles from Asheville’s Neiman Marcus, created second level accented with fish ponds, and custom eclectic downtown with easy access connections to the center’s four major art installations inspired by Hawaiian from the interstate, and houses some anchors, and introduced an enhanced culture. The extensive project also of the most popular names in the food court laid out in a unique included the reconfiguration of 65,000 outlet industry including Ann Taylor, racetrack configuration. square feet of tenant and concourse Banana Republic, Brooks Brothers, J areas, upgrades to the parking garages, Crew, Tommy Hilfiger, Under Armour, and the addition of 1,000 new parking Vera Bradley, and one of the country’s spaces, all undertaken while the center first Field and Stream outlet stores. remained open. 3 ICSC U.S. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARDS 2017 WINNERS NEW DEVELOPMENTS COMMENDATION/ COMMENDATION SUSTAINABLE GOLD AWARD Liberty Center COMMENDATION Hughes Landing Liberty Township, Ohio 400 East Pratt - Addition The Woodlands, Texas Baltimore, Maryland Total Retail Space: 856,635 sq. ft. Total Retail Space: 120,000 sq. ft. Number of Stores: 92 Total Retail Space: 24,499 sq. ft. Number of Stores: 32 Number of Stores: 5 Development Company: Owner/Development Company: Steiner + Associates Development Company: PDL The Howard Hughes Corporation Owners: Bucksbaum Retail Properties, Investment Company Architects: Gensler; Ziegler Cooper LLC; Steiner + Associates Owner: David Leibowits Architects; Mitchell Carlson Stone, Inc.; Design Architects: Torti Gallas + Design Architect: FILLAT+ Architecture Kirksey Architects Partners; CallisonRTKL Production or Executive Architect: Landscape Architect: The Office of Production or Executive Architects: KA Peter Fillat James Burnett Architecture; M+A Architects General Contractor: Constantine General Contractors: Harvey Builders; Graphic Designer: RSM Design Studio Commercial Construction Inc. Tribble & Stephens Construction, Lighting Designer: Illuminating Management/Leasing Company: PDL Ltd.; Arch-Con Corporation; Hoar Concepts Investment Company Construction Landscape Architect: MKSK Management/Leasing Company: General Contractor: Hoar Construction The 400 East Pratt Street Addition The Howard Hughes Corporation Management/Leasing Company: is a two-level, mixed-use expansion Steiner + Associates connected to an 11-story office Hughes Landing is a 66-acre mixed- building, and is the first in a series use development comprised of five Located between Cincinnati and of proposed expansions to existing office buildings, an upscale multifamily Dayton, Ohio, The Liberty Center buildings on Pratt Street in downtown residence, a 205-key Embassy Suites mixed-use development spans Baltimore. The addition contains a new by Hilton hotel, a 120,000-square-foot more than 100 acres and offers “gallery” style lobby and 50,000 square retail podium anchored by Whole an impressive range of retail and feet of retail and office space fronted Foods Market, and a restaurant district dining options, exciting events, and sided by a two-story glass curtain set alongside the picturesque Lake and entertainment venues. The wall that allows an abundance of Woodlands. The beautifully landscaped development’s major tenants include natural light during the day and serves grounds include a dog park, art Dillards, Dick’s Sporting Goods, as a beacon at night. The street-level sculptures, a planked boardwalk, and Cinepolis, H&M, Gap, Kona Grill and environment includes paved patios an open-air theatre that hosts a series the Cheesecake Factory and the and walkways, landscaped boulevards of free concert performances. Residents center’s retail building houses a diverse alongside casual dining restaurants, a and visitors are also able to rent water selection of in-line retailers, personal convenience store, and a bank while sport equipment, access bike and and professional amenities, and dining the lushly landscaped rooftop terrace hiking trails, or simply relax and enjoy options underneath a living breathing offers office workers scenic views of the lakeside view. Developed over a green roof. The Town Center-inspired the city and the famous inner harbour. quick three-year period, the first phase development is pedestrian friendly of Hughes Landing offers urban style and uses tree-lined, paved walkways amenities amidst the natural beauty to intricately connect pristine parks, of the Woodlands and provides the water features, and central plazas with consummate live, work, play, and stay high-end residences, a hotel, office environment. space, and the retail and restaurant podiums, providing a true community hub for an underserved area. 4 ICSC U.S. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT AWARDS 2017 WINNERS COMMENDATION include a variety of exterior-facing GOLD AWARD/ The Mall of San Juan restaurants and a third-level alfresco SUSTAINABLE COMMENDATION San Juan, Puerto Rico dining terrace with spectacular views of the lagoon. The Village at Westfield Topanga Woodland Hills, California COMMENDATION/ SUSTAINABLE COMMENDATION Village at La Floresta Brea, California Total Retail Space: 389,000 sq. ft. Number of Stores: 100 Total Retail Space: 550,000 sq. ft. Number of Stores: 71 Development Company: Taubman Owners: Taubman; New Century Development Company: Westfield Development, Inc. Owner: West Valley Owner, LLC Design Architects: 505Design; Architect: Westfield Design JPRA Architects
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