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Matti Siemiatycki the director of U of T's School of Cities is embarking on a City-building project here, and perhaps elsewhere in the future.
I learned about it here:
www.utoronto.ca
But there is also a Globe and Mail column I somehow missed, here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/rea...-a-toronto-approach-to-mixed-use-development/ (behind the paywall)
From the top link above:
One hopes the architecture will be rather more pleasing by the time this gets to a serious proposal, but its good to see this type of discussion happening.
To place the context here, this is the fire station just east of Sherbourne, on the north side of Bloor, opposite the Rosedale valley as reflected by the trees in the image above.
This is the site as it appears today:
I learned about it here:
How U of T’s School of Cities is helping reimagine a Toronto fire station: The Globe and Mail
Matti Siemiatycki, director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto's School of Cities, is on a mission to create development that blends residential, commercial and other uses in new and old buildings throughout the city.
www.utoronto.ca
But there is also a Globe and Mail column I somehow missed, here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/rea...-a-toronto-approach-to-mixed-use-development/ (behind the paywall)
From the top link above:
One hopes the architecture will be rather more pleasing by the time this gets to a serious proposal, but its good to see this type of discussion happening.
To place the context here, this is the fire station just east of Sherbourne, on the north side of Bloor, opposite the Rosedale valley as reflected by the trees in the image above.
This is the site as it appears today:
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