Garrison Crossing (was Fort York Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge)
Looking East, Fort York Pedestrian Bridge, Dufferin Construction, Toronto
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Aerial view looking northwest, Fort York Pedestrian Bridge, image courtesy of Build Toronto
The Fort York Pedestrian and Cycle Bridge is intended to provide a key link between Stanley Park to the north and the western area of Fort York grounds to the south, improving the connections between the City, Fort York and the waterfront. This opportunity has been identified in City Planning staff reports and the Fort York Public Realm Master Plan (2004) adopted by the City of Toronto. The project is hoped to be constructed in time for the War of 1812 bicentennial celebrations in 2012.

The proposals by the three finalist teams are presented, after an initial shot of the original proposal, in alphabetical order in the images above, followed by the remaining images of the original Montgomery Sisam proposal which was shelved due to costs during Rob Ford's mayoralty.

Address 10 Ordnance St., Toronto, Ontario, M6K 0A9
Category Public Space / Park
Status Complete
Completion 2019
Number of Buildings 1
Height 288 ft / 87.90 m
Storeys 29

Developer City of Toronto
Landscape Architect DTAH

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