Spacing Announces Winning Designs from Waterfront T-Shirt Contest
Five winning t-shirt designs celebrate Toronto’s iconic waterfront spaces and places.
PUBLISHED: JUNE 11, 2015
BY: CHRISTOPHER MCKINNON
A Major Milestone for East Bayfront: Aqualina at Bayside
Toronto Mayor John Tory stands on the Water’s Edge Promenade at the Bayside construction site along with Deputy Mayor Pam McConnell, Hines’ Avi Tesciuba and Tridel’s Leo DelZotto.
POSTED: JUNE 6, 2015
BY: MIRA SHENKER
Groundbreaking for Aqualina - The First Building at the Bayside Toronto Development
May 22, 2015, Toronto, ON— Toronto Mayor John Tory, Deputy Mayor Pam McConnell, Waterfront Toronto’s Vice President, Development Meg Davis, Hines Country Head Avi Tesciuba, Tridel President Leo DelZotto, and Artscape CEO Tim Jones gathered to break ground on the first of eight buildings in the 13-acre Bayside Toronto development, a mix of residential, employment, cultural and commercial space that will change the face of the waterfront.
What You’ve Been Saying About the Design for Aitken Place Park
POSTED: APRIL 29, 2015 I DESIGN, PARKS AND PUBLIC SPACES, SUSTAINABILITY
By Christopher McKinnon
How Socially Responsible and Sustainable is Waterfront Toronto?
Read our Corporate Social Responsibility & Sustainability Report and give us your feedback!
POSTED: APRIL 22, 2015
BY: ANNA PALAMARCHUK
What’s Up With Those Hydro Poles in the Middle of the Martin Goodman Trail?
People who bike the Martin Goodman Trail east of Yonge Street have noticed – and complained – of a number of hydro poles recently installed along Queens Quay East. One of them is in the middle of the bike path. Here’s what’s going on.
POSTED: APRIL 17, 2015 I CYCLING, DESIGN, INFRASTRUCTURE, TRANSPORTATION
By Christopher McKinnon
We Want Your Feedback on the Design for Aitken Place Park
POSTED: APRIL 17, 2015 I DESIGN, PARKS AND PUBLIC SPACES
By Heather Glicksman
As Toronto’s next waterfront park, located just east of Sherbourne and south of Queens Quay, Aitken Place Park will serve as a local neighbourhood amenity for those living in the area. The 0.75-acre park will offer opportunities for play and recreation, as well as quiet places to relax and enjoy waterfront views.