國際城市土地學(xué)會（ULI）6月25日宣布Turenscape (北京土人景觀與建筑規(guī)劃設(shè)計研究院)和中山市，憑歧江公園項目獲得了2009年度ULI亞太區(qū)杰出榮譽(yù)大獎。ULI是一個享譽(yù)世界﹑涉及多種學(xué)科的城市建設(shè)與土地開發(fā)的平臺，獲此獎是對設(shè)計者和所在政府的一項肯定。中山市政府及土人設(shè)計向世界展現(xiàn)了對可持續(xù)發(fā)展及環(huán)境建設(shè)的重視﹐同時也為其他城市建設(shè)樹立了一個良好的典范。

　　亞太區(qū)只有四名優(yōu)勝者，另外兩個地區(qū)，歐洲區(qū)及美州區(qū)亦已選出了優(yōu)勝者。中山歧山公園將會與其他三個地區(qū)的勝出者爭奪世界杰出榮譽(yù)大獎，這項評比將會于今年11月在美國加州三潘市舉行。

　　2009年6 月24日，亞太區(qū)的獲獎?wù)呔�獲邀前往新加坡St.Reigis出席2009年度ULI的慶功晚宴上，決賽作品都一一展現(xiàn)在螢光幕前。評審委員會主席宣布得獎名單，路彬先生代表俞孔堅博士在400多名投資者、開發(fā)商、學(xué)者、地產(chǎn)專家面前接過了獎?wù)隆?/P>

　　中山歧江公園從以下入圍的優(yōu)勝作品中脫穎而出獲得獎項：

　　The Central﹐星加坡(遠(yuǎn)東機(jī)構(gòu))：坐落于新加坡河畔。The Central是一個混合用途的發(fā)展組合，由227工作單位、25 層高的辦公大樓、畔河的商店及餐廳組合而成。

　　北京華貿(mào)中心，中國北京( 北京國華房地產(chǎn)公司)：華貿(mào)中心前身是一塊棕地，現(xiàn)時是北京市一個最大的新興商業(yè)區(qū)。由高層商廈、酒店、購物商場、1000個有花園的住宅單位、運(yùn)河及公共公園組成。

　　樟宜機(jī)場皇冠假日酒店，新加坡(北京領(lǐng)盛投資管理)：樟宜機(jī)場皇冠假日酒店共有320間商務(wù)房間，建于荒廢了的土地上，共四條管道及停車場的圓形坡道。

　　Daegu City Centre﹐Daegu﹐韓國(Doran Capital Partners; Triseas Korea Property Fund LP)：Daegu City Centre把低廉的零售商店及低面值的辦公樓改頭換面，變成一個擁有203間豪華套房的酒店及大規(guī)劃的購物商店，使之成為一個熱鬧繁華的地方。

　　廣州市兒童活動中心，中國廣州市：廣州市兒童活動中心，大約43,200平方米，為兒童提供教育、文娛、康樂設(shè)施。小朋友可以在那兒學(xué)習(xí)藝術(shù)及科技。每天2萬多名學(xué)生人次，是一個兒童重要的聚集地。

　　Namba Parks﹐日本大阪 (Nankai Electric Railway Co. Ltd.; Takashimaya Company Ltd.)：1.15公頃的Namba Parks坐落于8 層高的零售中心。30層高的住宅大廈及辦公大樓，公園樹立屏障，為公園遮擋了陽光減少熱力，為人口集的大坂注入自然氣息。

　　Newton Suites﹐新加坡 (UOL Group Ltd.)：這是一個有氣候意識的住宅樓，118個套房利用綠色設(shè)計技術(shù)，包括遮陽、屋頂種植、跨通風(fēng)和垂直綠化牆。

　　‘Portico’ Scots Church Redevelopment (Westpoint Company)：The ‘Portico’ Scots Church Redevelopment 把20世紀(jì)20年代時期的蘇格蘭教會和空間轉(zhuǎn)換，使之成為一個現(xiàn)代擁有148 個合作式單位的建筑，建筑樓下低層作商業(yè)用途。

　　Seismically-Resistant Sustainable Housing, Bagh and Jareed, 巴基斯坦 (Article 25)：自從2005年10月巴基斯坦遭地震破壞后，這一國際救援計劃利用當(dāng)?shù)夭牧�、勞動力和資源，注入適當(dāng)?shù)氖┕ぜ夹g(shù)于這一地震多發(fā)區(qū)。在巴基斯坦落后的北部建造了70個可持續(xù)和防地震的房屋。

　　HortPark 游客中心，新加坡(National Parks Board，星加坡)：在23公頃的HortPark里，游客中心是一個重要的游客定向點。這地方因它靈活透風(fēng)的設(shè)計，成為舉辦活動的好地方。

　　中山歧江公園，中國中山市：園址位于粵中造船廠舊址，總面積為11 公頃。水面面積3.6公頃，水面與岐江河聯(lián)通�；謴�(fù)了濕地，重建水岸線，景觀的空間設(shè)計可窺見舊時代粵中船廠的歷史。

　　2009度ULI杰出榮譽(yù)大獎評委會: 亞太區(qū)評審團(tuán)由土地利用、城市開發(fā)發(fā)展及設(shè)計專家組成: 印度RMZ Corp總經(jīng)理Raj Menda； 香港Professional Property Services Ltd.，董事長Nicholas Brooke； 新加坡Urban Planning and Design，Urban Redevelopment Authority，所長Fun Siew Leng； 香港Aedas總經(jīng)理 Fanny W.L. Lee； 日本ISSHO Architects 總裁Tomohisa Miyauchi，Director； 澳洲LandCorp，首席執(zhí)行官Ross Holt。

　　這個獎項對土人而言，不止是對其在設(shè)計上的肯定，同時是對其熱心社區(qū)利益、善用土地資源的肯定。

　　June 25th 2009

　　The ULI Excellence Award 2009 given to the ZHONGSHAN SHIPYARD PARK.

　　We are excited to announce Turenscape and the City of Zhongshan have been awarded with the ULI EXCELLENCE AWARD 2009 for the ASIA PACIFIC Region with the project of the ZHONGSHAN SHIPYARD PARK.This is an international showcase for the City of Zhongshan and TURENSCAPE while demonstrating that caring for sustainability and environmental projects along with a strong and comprehensive administrative support is an exemplary key for others to follow since Urban Land Institute (ULI) is one of the most prestigious, top preeminent, multidisciplinary real estate forum in the World based in the United States.

　　Only four winners were selected for the Asia-Pacific Region and another two regions have also selected winning projects: Europe and Americas. THE ZHONGSHAN SHIPYARD PARK is in the way for a further competition process in between the three world regional winners for the GLOBAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE,which will take place in San Francisco California on November later this year.

　　On 24th June 2009, the ULI Awards for Excellence for ASIA-PACIFIC winners where honored at the REIW Asia 2009 Industry Gala Dinner at the St.Regis Singapore where a video featuring the award finalists was shown, the jury chair announced the winners and handled a plaque in front of an approximate audience of 400 investors, developers,scholars and real state professionals, where Alex Camprubi on behalf of Kongjian Yu received the award.

　　The ZHONGSHAN SHIPYARD PARK was honored to be selected from the following finalists:

　　The Central, Singapore (Far East Organization) Located next to the Singapore River, The Central is a mixed-use development comprised of 227 live/work units, a 25-story office tower, and a retail podium with riverside shops and restaurants. China Central Place, Beijing, China (Beijing Guohua Real Estate Co., Ltd.) Built on a former brownfield site, China Central Place—one of the largest developments in Beijing’s burgeoning central business district—integrates 3 high-rise office towers, two hotels, a shopping center, and over 1,000 multifamily units with gardens, canals, and a new public park. Crowne Plaza Changi Airport, Singapore (LaSalle Investment Management; L.C. Development Ltd.) Crowne Plaza Changi Airport is a 320-room business-class hotel built atop a leftover parcel comprising four lanes of busy roads and a circular car park ramp. Daegu City Centre, Daegu, Korea (Doran Capital Partners; Triseas Korea Property Fund LP) Daegu City Centre has repositioned a failed discount retail and low-cost office building into bustling lifestyle destination with a 203-room luxury hotel and an upscale retail mall, returning activity to the downtown core. Guangzhou Children’s Activity Center, Guangzhou, China (City of Guangzhou) The Guangzhou Children’s Activity Center, a civic facility with 43,200 square meters of educational, performance, and exhibition space where children learn about science, art, and technology, is visited by over 20,000 students daily and provides an iconic gathering place in the heart of the city. Namba Parks, Osaka, Japan (Nankai Electric Railway Co. Ltd.; Takashimaya Company Ltd.) A 1.15-hectare park sits atop an eight-level retail center and in the shadow of a 30-story residential and office tower at Namba Parks, reducing the heat island effect and infusing a natural amenity into Osaka’s dense urban core. Newton Suites, Singapore (UOL Group Ltd.) A climate-conscious residential tower, 118-unit Newton Suites utilizes a number of green design techniques, including sun shading, rooftop plantings, cross-ventilation, and a vertical green wall that climbs the height of the building. ‘Portico’ Scots Church Redevelopment (Westpoint Corporation) The ’Portico’ Scots Church Redevelopment is the conversion of the historic 1920s-era Scots Church and its airspace into a modern, 148-unit cooperative-style apartment building with commercial uses at the lower levels. Seismically-Resistant Sustainable Housing, Bagh and Jareed, Pakistan (Article 25) Following the devastation of the October 2005 earthquake in Pakistan, this international relief program constructed 70 sustainable and seismically-resistant homes in remote Northern Pakistan, using local materials, labor, and resources, instilling appropriate construction techniques for this earthquake-prone area. Visitor Centre at HortPark, Singapore (National Parks Board, Singapore) An orientation point for visitors to the HortPark in Singapore, the Visitor Centre is an important node in the 23-hectare park, acting as a popular event space due to its airy and flexible design. The Zhongshan Shipyard Park, Zhongshan, China (City of Zhongshan) Built on a dilapidated shipyard, the Zhongshan Shipyard Park is eleven hectares of reclaimed wetlands, restored shoreline, and landscaped park space that references its industrial past with salvaged docks and machinery. The 2009 ULI Awards for Excellence: Asia Pacific finalists were selected by a jury of renowned land use development and design experts: Raj Menda, Managing Director, RMZ Corp, INDIA; Nicholas Brooke, Chairman, Professional Property Services Ltd., HONG KONG; Fun Siew Leng, Group Director, Urban Planning and Design, Urban Redevelopment Authority, SINGAPORE; Fanny W.L. Lee, Managing Director, China, Aedas, HONG KONG; Tomohisa Miyauchi, Director, ISSHO Architects, JAPAN; Ross Holt, Chief Executive Officer, LandCorp, AUSTRALIA.

　　This Award is represents to Turenscape recognition not only for design but for an holistic community benefit and land value besides demonstrating a good way to transform the surrounding neighborhood.