OKLAHOMA CITY — The Urban Land Institute (ULI) Oklahoma announced the finalists in seven categories of the 2022 Oklahoma Impact Awards.
Winners from among the finalists will be announced at the Urban Land Institute 9th Annual Impact Awards at the Tower Theatre.
The finalists for each category were selected from a public nomination process. Projects completed in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area within the last two years were eligible for nomination.
“The event recognizes projects that exemplify best practices in the responsible use of land and in creating and sustaining thriving communities, through each project’s contributions to the built environment and the public realm,” ULI organizers said in a press release.
“The finalists represent those projects and initiatives that were determined to best promote the creation of resilient communities, intelligent densification and urbanization, as well as outstanding quality of design and construction.”
Co-chairs for the event are Gina Foxhoven (Livingston Properties) and Anh Weber (roAM_studio).
Finalists for this year’s Impact Awards are:
Outstanding Community Building Effort: Bridge Impact Center, City Care Night Shelter, PlaceKeepers Real Estate Development Program
Outstanding Public Initiative: Belle Isle Library Renovation & Expansion, Cleveland County Wellness Square, Western Gateway Elementary School
Boutique Development: City & State, Razzle Club, Walcourt Building
Small Scale Development: 1801 Wheeler Street, National Saddlery, Urban Edge @ JFK
Large Scale Development: NOUN Hotel, Renaissance OKC Downtown Bricktown Hotel, Villa Teresa Residences
Small Scale Rehabilitation & Restoration: Full Sail Capital, ONE JUNCTION, Second Sunshine, The Icehouse Project
Distinguished Merit Award: First National Center
How to get tickets
The event kicks off at 5:30pm with a cocktail hour. Early bird tickets are $85 (Member) and $110 (Non-Member) until January 7th. After that date, tickets are $100 (Member) and $125 (Non-Member). To purchase tickets, please visit https://oklahoma.uli.org/events/.
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