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Last night, Brown + Storey went to ‘Toronto Toge

Last night, Brown + Storey went to ‘Toronto Together’ to connect and hear what @JoshMatlow had to say about housing in the city of Toronto, something that we are very passionate about.

We’re pleased to be a part of the fundraiser and hope that we can get involved in building housing for Toronto!

#torontotogether #housingtoronto

Would you prefer a “Cadillac” or a “Chevy?”

In 2011, we proposed a new Viewing Terrace for the municipality of Erieau which would provide the only publicly accessible space on Rondeau Bay.

Building the Erieau Viewing Terrace would have opened this site for viewing sunsets, fishing, launching small crafts and relaxing at the bayside for the people who live in Erieau and those who have come for a visit.

The proposal did not go through, as the price was too high by the municipality’s standards claiming the design was more of a “Cadillac,” while they were looking for a “Chevy.”

To read more about the proposal, check out the link in our bio or visit https://rb.gy/5pr7su

We would like to welcome our new communications &

We would like to welcome our new communications & admin assistant Nick Bechard to the Brown & Storey Architect team.

Nick is joining us after previously working in communications in the health sector, working largely in media relations & social media.

Welcome to the team Nick!

“The idea is to find things that are unique to B

“The idea is to find things that are unique to Belleville, such as the connections to the water from the street.”

Our revitalization of Belleville’s historic downtown improves the visibility and usefulness of the city’s plentiful off-street laneways and linkages. With new material surfaces and updated street infrastructure, the redesign bolsters local businesses, creating a “landscape for making a living.”

Learn more about the downtown Belleville revitalization at link in our bio!

Thank you @unilock for sharing some of these beautiful shots! 📷
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#bayofquinte #moirariver #belleville #easthill #downtown #architecture #ontario #canada #urbandesign #urbanism #revitalization

🎉 Celebrating 20 years of #YongeDundasSquare! 🎶A lively hub for concerts, festivals, protests, & more, hosting 38 million pedestrians annually, the square has become a vital part of public life in #Toronto.

#urbandesign #publiclife #downtowntoronto

The distinct neighbourhood near the intersection o

The distinct neighbourhood near the intersection of Carlaw Avenue and Dundas is wedged between conventional residential neighbourhoods and a historic railway corridor. Once the site of Toronto’s earliest factories, the former industrial zone has become densely populated, but the space remains unfriendly with narrow sidewalks and few meaningful public spaces.

In our study with Rodger Todhunter and Associates, we propose a number of measures to create a vibrant public realm in this quarter, including:
🔸Widening sidewalks, adding trees and bike lanes
🔸Creating an open circuit of sidewalks that connect existing park fragments
🔸Transforming the underutilized 1,000-square metre space into a public square

Read the full plan to connect and revitalize the Carlaw-Dundas Quarter at the link in our bio. (https://linktr.ee/brownandstorey)
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#urbandesign #architecture #toronto #streetscapes #studiodistrict #portlands #lakeshore #tommythompsonpark #dundas #eastend

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