The Urban Land Institute’s Urban Open Space Award is a global competition recognizing outstanding examples of public open spaces which promote healthy, sustainable, and equitable outcomes in communities. This year we are proud to see San Francisco’s Saleforce Park included as a finalist for this prestigious award.

Join ULI SF in congratulating all finalist:

• Domino Park, Brooklyn, New York, USA;
• Historic Fourth Ward Park – Phase I, Atlanta, Georgia, USA;
• Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park, Tampa, Florida, USA;
• Salesforce Park, San Francisco, California, USA;
• Trojan Park, Wellston, Missouri, USA;
• Uptown Normal Redevelopment, Normal, Illinois, USA;
• West Eau Claire Park, Calgary, Alberta, Canada;
• and Yanaguana Garden at Hemisfair, San Antonio, Texas, USA.

This competition is an element of ULI’s 10 Minute Walk initiative which aims to create a world in which all people live within a 10-minute walk of a park or green space. In keeping with the spirit of the campaign, the Urban Open Space Award recognizes open spaces—including parks, plazas, squares, parks, memorials, linear parks and trails, or other non-traditional park and open space formats—that have been instrumental in promoting healthy, sustainable, and equitable outcomes in communities.