20 Years of Placemaking
POSTED: FEBRUARY 24, 2021 | PARKS AND PUBLIC SPACES, INNOVATION, SUSTAINABILITY, DESIGN, INFRASTRUCTURE
By Kaleigh Wisman
Another Step Towards a Continuous Waterfront Walk
Proposed design for a walkway that will connect the entire waterfront from the Portland Slip in the west to the Parliament slip in the east. This rendering is looking east towards the Peter Street Slip from HTO Park West.
POSTED: JANUARY 27, 2020
BY: ADAM NOVACK
When we asked you to identify priorities for Toronto’s waterfront, a continuous promenade was at the top of the list. In surveys we conducted in 2018, more than 44% of respondents said a continuous waterfront walk is what they want most.
Connecting People to the Waterfront
A vision for enhancements to the Gardiner underpass at Rees Street and Lake Shore Boulevard. (Image provided by PUBLIC WORK)
POSTED: OCTOBER 10, 2019 I COMPLETE STREETS, DESIGN, INFRASTRUCTURE, INNOVATION, PARKS AND PUBLIC SPACES, TRANSPORTATION
By Mira Shenker
Part of our mission is to connect people with the water. Sometimes those connections are physical and sometimes they’re psychological.