- Alias
- Terms of Reference for Urban Design Brief
- Applies to
- designer
Brampton's terms of reference for an urban design brief — the document showing how a proposal sits in its local context and carries the city's development design guidelines. Six parts run from site plan and overview, with context mapping of blocks, transit, trails and amenities within 400 and 800 metres; through public and private realm covering active transportation, streetscape, outdoor amenity, parking and service areas; built form with heights, step backs and 3D massing views; sustainability scored against the Sustainable New Communities Program; implementation; and sun/shadow and wind studies.
What it covers
- Description
- Development Application Stream(s)
- Policy Requirement
- Prepared By
- Submission Requirements
- Content
- Table of Contents
- 1. Site Plan & Overview
- 1.2 Opportunities and Constraints Analysis
- 1.3 Development Vision and Design Principles
- 1.4 Site Plan Concept
- 2. Public / Private Realm
- 2.1 Linkage, Connections and Circulation
- 2.2 Landscape Plan
- 3. Built Form
- 3.1 Built Form
- 3.2 Elevation Drawings & Perspective Renderings / Views
- 4. Sustainability
- 5. Implementation
- 6. Sun / Shadow and Wind Study
- General Requirements for the Urban Design Brief
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- Publisher
- City of Brampton
- Category
- Study requirements
- Published under
- Development Application Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
- Form ref
- City of Brampton's Official Plan - Section 5 Implementation
- Signatories
- urban designer · licensed architect (OAA) · landscape architect (OALA) · planner (RPP MCIP)
- Required for
- Official plan amendment, zoning by-law amendment, and site plan control
- Tags
terms-of-referenceurban-designbuilt-formsustainability