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2006 Awards 
2006 Winners
A blue ribbon jury selected the following five winners from among 11 strong applications.
| Mashpee Commons (Cape Cod, Massachusetts) |
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Mashpee Commons, which remains a work in progress, is of inestimable importance to the cause of New Urbanism in New England. The developer is now working toward build-out with several new residential neighborhoods. Thanks to the vision of Cornish Associates, Mashpee Commons has been our own living laboratory for over two decades. | |
| Boston’s Newest Smart Growth Corridor (Boston, Massachusetts) |
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This plan is a powerful statement by four community development corporations. It shows that their constituents desire high quality transit oriented development around the new and refurbished stations to be located in the heart of their neighborhoods. This outstanding plan was drafted by Goody Clancy. | |
| Vermont Neighborhoods Project (Addison County, Vermont) Vermont Forum on Sprawl |
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Three high quality neighborhood plans were developed for infill and greenfield sites. They reflect a keen sensitivity to context and a commitment to building upon the existing strengths in the community’s built environment. | |
| Downcity Providence (Rhode Island) |
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We recognize that the transformation of Providence, RI in the recent past is one of the most remarkable of any city anywhere. Of course, Providence has always had great “bones”. Cornish Associates has been a significant force in this transformation, in part through its creative revitalization of these five handsome historic buildings. | |
| Smith Hill (Providence, Rhode Island) |
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Donald Powers Architects and the developers exemplified citizenship in helping to heal an older community with these multiple infill projects. They used a variety of building types to restore and enhance the solid but worn fabric of a working neighborhood. | |