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The West Don Lands

Title Page - West Don Lands Public Realm

West Don Lands Context Plan - Situating site in both Toronto context and Souther

West Don Lands Rendered Site Plan - Neighbourhood Framework + Local Streets and

Front Street Construction - A family of materials and furnishings toward a highe

Front Street Construction - Showcasing a street as a linear park with robust pla

Installation of Silva Cells - Prioritizing planting infrastructure toward a more

Front Street Plan and Section - Reconsidering sub-surface spatial priority with

Cherry Street Rendered Perspective - Re-envisioning streets with transit and ped

Front Street Rendered Perspective - Considering the potential streets as park ne

Woonerf Rendered Perspective - Shared street that has been designed with program

Front Street - Completed using high quality materials and thoughtful infrastruct

Palace Street - Elevating the importance of secondary streets as public amenitie

Front Street - showcasing a new street typology for the city, and one that is in

Front Street - Referencing past site uses and Incorporating the site's railway h

Front Street - The street acts as a network of linear parks and plazas, transfor

Front Street - As a mixed-use model, wide sidewalks allow for commercial and ret

Front Street Public Art - The new streetscape includes public art such as Jennif

Front Street Built Comprehensive Image - The implementation of a pedestrian-orie

The site has been built out to accommodate the athlete's village for the 2015 Pa

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2016 National Award | Public Landscapes Designed by a Landscape Architect

The West Don Lands

The Planning Partnership

Between the Don River and the Distillery District, a new neighbourhood is emerging from a former industrial area into a vibrant place to live, work and explore, marking a shift in thinking about how large-scale, mixed-use projects can put the public realm and pedestrians first.

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