The Potential Of Infill

In Toronto, two opportunities to breathe life into the forgotten corners of the city.

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February 13, 2007, 9:00 AM PST

Maisonneuve urban affairs critic Christopher DeWolf looks at two exciting opportunities for infill in Toronto. Despite a recent city council decision that limits new back-alley development, Toronto's laneways brim with the possibility of thousands of affordable and environmentally-friendly houses. Meanwhile, a new report suggests reclaiming the space underneath the Gardiner Expressway, an elevated downtown highway, for public space, small businesses and community facilities.

FULL STORY: Innovative Infill: Breathing Life Into Toronto's Nooks and Crannies

Wednesday, February 7, 2007 in Maisonneuve

Community / Economic Development Land Use Urban Development Ontario

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