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Brampton's Gateway Beautification Program

Published by City of Brampton under Guidelines Manuals

Alias
Gateway Beautification Program
Applies to
designer

The City of Brampton's guidelines summarising its gateway beautification program, the civic identity features installed at key intersections and tied to the city's 'Flowertown' heritage. It sets a hierarchy of five design treatments — Highway 407 anchor, city access point, Hurontario Street anchor, internal focal point and downtown gateway feature — each with its own scale, materials and named locations, and each fundable by the city, by a developer, or as a partnership. Four maps, priority locations and a floral display appendix close the document.

What it covers

  • Introduction
  • Brampton's Gateway Beautification Program
  • Section One Background
  • Gateway Locations
  • Map One - Potential Gateway Locations
  • Priority Locations
  • Section Two Gateway Feature Design Principles
  • Highway 407 Anchor
  • City Access Point
  • Hurontario Street Anchor
  • Internal Focal Point
  • Downtown Gateway Feature
  • Section Three Coordination with Developer
  • Partnerships
  • Section Four Conclusion
  • Appendix A - Floral Display Locations
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Guidelines Manuals — the municipality's own heading
Tags
guidelinesurban-designgateway-featurespublic-realm
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