Meet the 2027 Jury!
As a reminder, entry is prohibited by jury members and their employees. If any member of the 2027 jury, or members of their firm or organization, are or were part of a project's professional team or a participant in its implementation process, that project is ineligible for entry this year. Academic applications in which work was completed in a studio course taught or advised by a jury member are permitted, with such juror recusing him/herself from judging the application.
Jeremy Lake, Jury Chair
Principal at Union Studio Architecture and Community Design
Jeremy is a Principal at Union Studio Architecture and Community Design who brings over 20 years of experience working on a wide range of architecture and community design projects throughout the country. He is a registered architect, but his real specialty is working on neighborhood-scale projects, both designing new communities and helping revitalize existing ones. His passion is applying time-tested design principles to new projects to help them seamlessly connect to their existing surroundings while also fostering a sense of community between residents new and old. He designs and manages projects for both public entities and private developers and enjoys the challenge of finding simple design solutions that integrate a complex set of seemingly competing issues into a cohesive vision. Jeremy is known for bringing an open mind, sense of humor, and collaborative spirit to every project he works on. He is an active member of the Congress for the New Urbanism, including being a regular at their annual Congress and serving on the local host committee for CNU33 in Providence.
Ashley Terry
President of Development at Pivot Real Estate Development
Ashley Terry serves as President of Development at Pivot Real Estate Development. In this role, she leads the firm’s strategy and execution across its portfolio, guiding projects from site selection through stabilization. She provides strategic oversight to project teams and partners, ensuring developments are thoughtfully structured and strategically positioned for sustained success. Ashley brings a people-first approach to her work, with a focus on mixed-use and urban infill projects that create lasting value for the communities they serve.
Previously, Ashley spent over a decade as Vice President of Development for Wheeler District, a 150-acre urban infill project in Oklahoma City. Her leadership there spanned infrastructure and entitlements, vertical development, operations, and overall strategy. Ashley serves as a Global Trustee of the Urban Land Institute, ULI’s high-level leadership group responsible for helping shape the direction and agenda of the organization and representing its global membership. She also serves on the Governance Committee for the Oklahoma Chapter of the Urban Land Institute.