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Irvine Co Takes TOBY Home

The Irvine Co won big at the recent BOMA TOBY Awards, the grand finale of BOMA's Every Building Conference & Expo in Seattle. In addition to taking the award in the 1M SF+ category for Chicago's Hyatt Center, it stayed a little more local: Jamboree Center in Irvine won in the Renovated Building category. The two 12-story buildings, which total 428k SF, were first developed in 1985 as the first phase of the 1.7M SF Jamboree Center office project. Above, the company—which had the night's biggest stage showing—accepts the award from BOMA chairman Boyd Zoccola, Kimberly-Clark Professional's Dan DeCriscio, and TOBY chair Bruce Koehler.

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