In the For-Profit – Large category:
(projects over 100,000 square feet)

1550 On the Green – Skanska USA Commercial Development, Inc.
Alexandria Center for Advanced Technologies at the Woodlands – Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc.
The Allen – DC Partners

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In the Not-Profit – Large category:
(projects over 100,000 square feet)

Cynthia Ann Parker Elementary – Houston Independent School District
Evelyn Rubenstein JCC of Houston – Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center of Houston

In the Not-Profit – Small category:
(projects under 100,000 square feet)

Dr. Shannon Walker Neighborhood Library – City of Houston. Houston Public Library
Glenwood Cemetery Visitor Center – Glenwood Cemetery Historic Preservation Foundation
Trees for Houston Kinder Campus – Trees for Houston

In the Historical Redevelopment category:

The Coffee House at West End – River Point Church

In the Open Space category:

Trailhead Ridge Park – Howard Hughes Holdings Inc.
Vogel Creek Greenway – City of Houston

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Finalists were selected by a nomination panel of Houston real estate leaders that included: Matthew Camp, RE:VIVE Development; Lindsay Canning, Winstead; Carl Clark, House & Robertson Architects; Kate Langston, Cadence Bank; Elizabeth ‘Violet’ Mak, PEA Group and Andrew Paderanga, BGE.

A jury of national real estate experts evaluated all finalists’ projects in November 2024, to select the 2025 Development of Distinction winners. Our jury this year was:

• Adrienne Bain, Managing Director, Capital Markets, JPI – based in Charlotte, NC
• Heather Personne, Managing Principal, Evolve Ventures – Phoenix, AZ
• Rico Quirindongo, Director of Planning & Community Development, City of Seattle – Seattle, WA

Finalists will be honored at a reception on February 11, 2025 where award winners will be announced. Event information can be found at www.houston.uli.org/awards.