The 2011 RBA Award Winners have been announced!

The 2011 Gold Medalist is The Bridge Homeless Assistance Center in Dallas; the 2011 Silver Medalists are Brooklyn Bridge Park in Brooklyn; Phoenix’s Civic Space Park; the Gary Comer Youth Center and Gary Comer College Prep in Chicago; and the Santa Fe Railyard Redevelopment. See the full press release.

2011 Winners in the News

ArchNewsNow, July 19, 2011

Next American City, July 2011 (Five Part Series)

	The Bridge Homeless Assistance Center, Dallas TX A LEED certified six-building complex at the edge of downtown Dallas, providing a full range of services to the homeless, and providing a new model for ending homelessness in urban centers. [View Bruner Foundation case study]
	Brooklyn Bridge Park, Brooklyn NY An 85 acre ecologically sustainable linear park along the East River waterfront in Brooklyn, NY that reuses a post-industrial site and reclaims the waterfront for public use. [View Bruner Foundation case study]
	Gary Comer Youth Center/Gary Comer College Prep, Chicago IL A 13 acre campus in the Grand Crossing neighborhood of Chicago, providing academic and recreational opportunity and job training for neighborhood youth, in two new well-designed buildings. [View Bruner Foundation case study]
	Santa Fe Railyard, Santa Fe NM A 50-acre public/private redevelopment of a historic railyard district which includes passenger rail operations, retail facilities, arts and culture venues, public open space, and a formal city plaza. [View Bruner Foundation case study]
	Civic Space Park, Phoeniz AZ A new park on the edge of downtown Phoenix created by Arizona State University and the City of Phoenix, for the benefit of students and Phoenix residents alike. [View Bruner Foundation case study]