Do H. Chung has been chosen as the winner of ULI Westchester/Fairfield's first annual Arthur Collins Sr. Visionary Award for Leadership in Land Use.  Click below for the full story!

Congratulations to Do H. Chung!

 

About Arthur Collins, Sr.For over 50 years, Arthur Collins, Sr. forged a reputation as a man of vision and as a creative real estate developer. In the 1950s and 1960s, he led the development division of Collins-Tuttle and Laird Properties in New York City. Recognizing opportunities in suburban areas, he founded Collins Development in 1970 and developed the first condominium project in Connecticut called Lyon Farm. His firm created mixed-used developments in the waterfront communities of Harbor Plaza in Stamford, Connecticut, and Palmer Square in Princeton, New Jersey. During his career, Collins oversaw the development of over three million square feet of office space and over 1,500 residential units. With a reputation and expertise for bringing new life to downtowns, he redeveloped the historic buildings of Washington Street in Norwalk, Connecticut and the JP Morgan estate in Princeton, NJ. His commercial and residential projects have received numerous awards for the responsible use of land as well as captivating design. Arthur Collins, Sr. died in 2005 and his legacy lives on.