The Better Bathurst Built Form and Land Use Study provides a clear community vision for the heritage, land use, built form and public realm of Toronto’s Bathurst Street, between Dupont Street and Queen Street West. As part of a consultant team led by DTAH, R.E. Millward & Associates provided land use planning expertise. The initiative… Read more »
The City of Toronto initiated a Condominium Consultation to engage with condo residents and boards, businesses located in condo buildings, property managers, City staff and others to identify possible changes to City policies as they relate to condo living in Toronto. Working as part of a team of consultants led by SWERHUN Inc., R.E. Millward & Associates… Read more »
As part of a project team lead by DTAH, R.E. Millward & Associates assisted in the development of urban design guidelines encouraging transit supportive mid-rise development in appropriate locations throughout the City of Brampton. The guidelines address the position and scale of buildings, the activities and uses at street level, the impact of vehicular access,… Read more »
Beginning in 2011, R.E. Millward & Associates was retained by Triumph Developments to prepare a planning rationale and manage the approvals process for the lands located at 24, 28, 30, 33, 60 and 66 Howard Park Avenue in the City of Toronto. R.E. Millward & Associates coordinated the development team and provided documentation for the… Read more »
The City of Toronto’s Shelter Support and Housing Administration (SSHA) retained R.E. Millward & Associates as a member of a team led by Creva Group and in collaboration with DTAH, to assess the feasibility of the possible redevelopment of the existing Seaton House men’s shelter. Seaton House, located at 339 George Street, is one of Canada’s largest… Read more »
Acting on behalf of the City of Toronto’s Cultural Services Division, R.E. Millward & Associates provided a policy advisory role to Project Lead Lord Cultural Resources for a series of public consultations regarding the use of Section 37 of the Planning Act in the development and enhancement of cultural spaces. In addition, R.E. Millward &… Read more »
The Toronto District School Board retained R.E. Millward & Associates as a part of a consultant team led by DTAH to help determine the concepts and principles that will guide residential and institutional development on the Oakburn-Avondale School site located in North York. Our firm’s role was to provide planning advice to the Client and… Read more »
Davies Smith Developments retained R.E. Millward & Associates in 2010 to provide development approval services for a new mixed-use, mid-rise redevelopment located in the heart of Toronto’s Mimico neighbourhood. Our firm successfully managed the rezoning and Site Plan Approval process, facilitating negotiations with City staff such as the terms of the Section 37 agreement, preparing… Read more »
In collaboration with Swerhun Facilitation & Decision Support, R.E. Millward & Associates was retained by the City of Toronto to prepare and conduct a series of public consultation events to kick off the City’s Official Plan review process. The strategy that emerged, after careful research and reflecting on our team’s collective experience, was based on… Read more »
Beginning in 2009 R.E. Millward & Associates was retained by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) as part of a consultant team led by CREVA Group. The Brentcliffe Lands comprise approximately 6 acres of vacant land and are zoned for a variety of institutional and residential uses. This property had numerous stakeholders including… Read more »
