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Better Bathurst – Built Form and Land Use Study

Massing Model: View of College Street Pavillion (Source: DTAH)
Public Consultation Feedback Diagram (Source: R. E. Millward + Associates)
Public Consultation Feedback Diagram (Source: R. E. Millward + Associates)
Study Area Boundary (Source: R. E. Millward + Associates)
Study Area Boundary (Source: R. E. Millward + Associates)
Harbord Street Pavillion Rendering, Looking North (Source: DTAH)
Harbord Street Pavillion Rendering, Looking North (Source: DTAH)
Rendering of Side Street Animations (Source: DTAH)
Rendering of Side Street Animations (Source: DTAH)

As part of a consulting team lead by DTAH, R.E. Millward + Associates was retained by the City of Toronto to provide planning policy and land use expertise to the Bathurst Street Built Form and Land Use Study. The study addresses a 3 kilometer section of the Bathurst Street corridor extending from Dupont Street south to Queen Street West. The purpose of the study is to ensure a clear community vision for the corridor’s land use and built form and to identify public realm improvement projects. It also is intended to provide guidance to property owners proposing new developments and to inform City staff reviewing applications.

During the course of the study, R.E. Millward + Associates was actively involved in the consultation phase, the review of built form and land use options, and the preparation of final recommendations. A final report including recommended built form and policy actions was submitted to the City’s project team in early 2014.

Client:

City of Toronto – City Planning Division

Services:

Consultation and Facilitation, Policy and Development Implementation

Date:

2013 – 2014

Location:

Toronto