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230 Sackville

230 Sackville: connecting with nature on an urban roof garden

Tree planting and public realm

Dundas Street East

Second floor courtyard garden

Open play space with soft surfacing (second floor)

Integrated water play for hot days (second floor)

Native plants support exploration, learning, and play while promoting biodiversi

Playing in water (second floor)

Sculptural play elements (second floor)

Resilient natural play elements (second floor)

“Turtle shell” play mound (second floor)

Sound, touch, sight, scent, and movement (second floor)

Multi-use open space (second floor)

Redbud in full-shade sitting area (second floor)

A looped path meanders around the garden (second floor)

Natural materials connect users with nature (second floor)

Low maintenance native plantings

Raised planters provide a popular spot for residents to garden (ninth floor)

Covered group seating adjacent to indoor common areas (ninth floor)

Site plan: 230 Sackville Street

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2016 National Award | Residential Landscapes Designed by a Landscape Architect

230 Sackville

Scott Torrance Landscape Architect Inc.

230 Sackville’s multilevel urban landscape offers ecological, aesthetic, and social benefits within the Regent Park Revitalization. Rooftop gardens foster community interaction by creating unique spaces for residents of all ages to connect with nature in the heart of the city.

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