International Skyline Award
This award will recognize a project or policy identified by the host Land Economics Weekend (LEW) Chapter and vetted by the International Awards Committee.* It is a discretionary award and will be presented at each LEW only if the host chapter identifies a project, making their choice known to the International Awards Committee at least six weeks prior to the LEW. The Skyline Award is normally made to a project or policy and is usually presented to an agency, firm or institution
The International Awards Committee will evaluate the nomination based on the following criteria:
Recognizing noteworthy and commendable instances of the practical application of the principles of land economics in the preservation, development or utilization of our land resources.
| 2024 | Central Arizona Project Phoenix, AZ | 2023 | Consorci Barcelona Zona Franca |
| 2022 | SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity | 2022 | SoFi Stadium; Turner Construction; AECOM Hunt; and the City of Inglewood |
| 2019 | The Domain – Endeavor Real Estate Group | ||
| 2018 | Harbor Point Baltimore by Beatty Development | 2018 | Rancho Mission Viejo |
| 2017 | Brentwood Shopping Centre Redevelopment Project Vancouver | 2017 | Cira Center – Jerry Sweeney, Brandywine Realty Trust Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| 2016 | Ryerson University: Nic de Salaberry Toronto – Thank you from Ryerson | 2016 | Bass Pro Pyramid Redevelopment Project Memphis, Tennessee |
| 2015 | Washington Union Station Washington, D.C. | 2013 | John W. Campbell West Don Lands Project Waterfront Toronto |
| 2010 | Spaceport America Las Cruces, New Mexico | 2009 | Columbia Heights Metro Station and Vicinity Washington, DC |
| 2007 | Millennium Park Chicago, Illinois | 2005 | Walt Disney Concert Hall Los Angeles, California |
| 2003 | Pennsylvania Avenue Development Corporation Washington, DC | 2001 | Staples Center Los Angeles, California |
* Prior to 2014, the International Skyline Award winner was selected by the LAI Awards Committee. The award was presented at the Biennial Congress meeting. In 2014, the Board of Governors changed the awards policy so that the Skyline Award could be presented at each Land Economics Weekend and the Host Chapter nominated and selected the award winner subject to review by the Awards Committee.