The Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) congratulates the 2014 Brownie Award Winners. (See the original post here.)
REPROGRAM Legislation, Policy and Program Initiatives
Horizon’s Utility Infill Development Incentive, Hamilton, ON
Horizon Utilities Corporation
REMEDIATE Sustainable Remediation and Technological Innovation
Greenwich Mohawk Site (In Situ Stream Enhanced Remediation), Brantford, ON
City of Brantford and Groundwater Technology BV
REINVEST Financing, Risk Management & Partnerships
Guelph Market Commons, Guelph, ON
Creating Homes Inc.
REBUILD Excellence in Project Development: Building Scale
Bridgepoint Active Healthcare, Toronto, ON
Stantec Architecture / KPMB Architects, HDR Architecture / Diamond Schmitt Architects
RENEW Excellence in Project Development: Neighborhood Scale
Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront Revitalization, Sault Ste. Marie, ON
The Corporation of the City of Sault Ste. Marie
REACH OUT Communications, Marketing & Public Engagement
Downtown Nanaimo Terminal Corridor Revitalization, Nanaimo, BC
Downtown Nanaimo Business Improvement Association (DNBIA)
INTERNATIONAL
Lagny Bus Depot Renewal, Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens (RATP), Paris, France
RATP, department of real estate and industrial planning
BROWNFIELDER OF THE YEAR
Eric Pringle President of the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) for his role in helping to promote the importance of innovation in brownfield redevelopment.
BEST SMALL/MEDIUM SCALE PROJECT
Smithers Legacy Project, Bovill Square, BC
Town of Smithers
BEST LARGE SCALE PROJECT
City of Regina Railyard Renewal Project, Regina, SK
City of Regina, Regina Revitalization Initiative (RRI)
BEST OVERALL PROJECT
The Breithaupt Block, Kitchener, ON
The Perimeter Development Corporation
PEOPLE’S CHOICE the result of online voting for the best of 15-years of Brownie award winners.
The Tannery District, Kitchener, ON
BOB ONYSCHUK was recognized for his role in founding the Canadian Brownfields Conference & CUI Brownie Awards and his 15 year commitment to contributing to the success of these events.
About the Canadian Urban Institute
The Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) was established in 1990 as Toronto’s applied urban policy institute. For 25 years, CUI has contributed significantly to the urban agenda by building a reputation for convening thought leadership and producing research and events to stimulate discussion and impact decision-making.