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HUD Winners
ISUS Inc. Gold Winner Project Name: Wolf Creek - North Williams Street Part of the builder/developer's strategic plan that includes the construction of 60 single-family homes within a four-square-block area in one of Dayton's poorest neighborhoods, this three-bedroom, two-bath home was spec-built for a future buyer with an income at or below 80% of the area median and was sold before construction was completed. Full Details Mount Prospect Heights Townhomes - Prospect Townhome Unit Gold Winner Project Name: Mount Prospect Heights Townhomes - Prospect Townhome Unit Mount Prospect Heights is a 28-unit (14 homeowner, 14 rental) project designed for families who can use the rental income to make their dreams of homeownership a reality. Each unit features three bedrooms and two baths to accommodate the larger family size of the targeted buyer market. Full Details College of Architecture, Design & Construction at Auburn University; Design Alabama; Alabama Association of Habitat Affiliates Silver Winner Project Name: The DESIGNhabitat Project - House 1A The DESIGNhabitat program is a statewide initiative designed to provide incentives (small grants and in-kind donations from material vendors) to encourage each of the 37 Habitat for Humanity affiliates in Alabama to build at least one DESIGNhabitat house within the next four years, with an overall program goal of 50 new houses. Full Details Madison Park Development Associates LLC Silver Winner Project Name: Madison Park - Unit E The Madison Park project is a nine-story, 129-unit, high-density development designed to bring new affordable housing opportunities to Harlem, an area in dire need of this type of product. It serves as an excellent example of cooperation between various public agencies, a private sector developer and various financial institutions. Full Details University of Tennessee College of Architecture and Design Silver Winner Project Name: Frederick Street - UTK Student Design The Frederick Street Project is the first in a series of commitments made by the city of Chattanooga to a long-term revitalization plan for Alton Park, an area in need of affordable housing within the inner city. Full Details San Antonio Housing Authority Silver Winner Project Name: Spring View Redevelopment Project Located on the site of a former public housing project, Spring View represents a major collaborative effort by private businesses and not-for-profit and public agencies to carry out a major revitalization of a deteriorated area in downtown San Antonio. Full Details |
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