ULI Development Case Studies
Since 1971, the Urban Land Institute (ULI) has been publishing case studies describing the development process of projects that are both innovative in their markets and financially successful. The ULI documents best practice and publishes books to impart cumulative knowledge to help the development community continuously improve its performance.

ONE ARTS PLAZA
Author: Anil Krishnamurthy
Sitting amid buildings designed by world-class architects in the Dallas Arts District, One Arts Plaza comprises 498,000 square feet (46,266 sq m) of office space, 61 condominiums, five restaurants, and 7-Eleven’s corporate headquarters.
- Corporate Headquarters
- Downtown Housing
- Infill Development
- Master Plan
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Winooski Falls
Author: Anil Krishnamurthy
An effort to create a new urban core, the 20-acre (8-ha) Winooski Falls brings 50,000 square feet (4,645 sq m) of street-level retail space, 126,000 square feet (11,705 sq m) of office space, 84 university housing units, 213 mixed-income apartments, and 234 condominiums to downtown Winooski, Vermont.
- Downtown Revitalization
- Public-Private Partnership
- Mixed-Use Development
- Affordable Housing
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Corbett Crescent
Author: Anil Krishnamurthy
Designed to create community space, preserve views, and make the most of challenging typography, Corbett Crescent/Bancroft Condominiums, located in Portland, Oregon, consists of a 22-unit, four-story condo building and 31 townhouses arranged in a crescent-shaped layout.
- Unique Crescent Design
- Hillside Development
- Zero-Lot-Line Housing
- Infill Development
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Inverness Square
Author: Anil Krishnamurthy
What was once a brownfield in a blighted area of the Salt Lake City suburb of Murray, Utah, now accommodates 119 Federal-style brick townhouses priced for working-class buyers.
- Brownfield
- Workforce Housing
- Infill Development
- Zero-Lot-Line Housing
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New Columbia
Author: Anil Krishnamurthy
Once an aging, distressed public housing project in Portland, Oregon, New Columbia is now a HOPE VI development that features 854 mixed-income residential units, a commercial "main street," an elementary school, and a Boys & Girls Club.
- Master-Planned Community
- Green Building
- Mixed Housing
- HOPE VI
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