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C5 High-Rise Development (13 storeys or more)

Published by City of Brampton under Urban Design Guidelines

Alias
High-Rise Developmen
Applies to
designer
Work types
any
Building types
high-rise

Chapter C5 of Part C — Site Organization and Built Form — in the City of Brampton's City-Wide Urban Design Guidelines, published as its own PDF. It addresses high-rise buildings, generally thirteen storeys or more, in residential, mixed-use, commercial and office forms. It covers context considerations including landmark buildings, heritage properties and heritage conservation districts; site organization with setbacks, separation distances, minimum lot area, access and servicing, and pedestrian level sunlight and wind effect; and built form, with tower floor plate limits, podium differentiation, rooftop treatment and materials.

What it covers

  • C5.1 Introduction
  • C5.2 Context considerations
  • C5.3 Site organization
  • C5.4 Built form
  • C5.1.2 Mitigating tower impacts
  • C5.2.1 General considerations
  • C5.2.3 Landmark buildings
  • C5.2.4 Heritage properties and heritage conservation districts
  • C5.3.4 Pedestrian level sunlight and wind effect
  • C5.4.3 Top (rooftop)
  • C5.4.5 Materials
  • A. Heritage building on-site
  • B. Heritage building on adjacent properties
  • A. Rear/side setbacks and separation distances
  • B. Minimum lot area
  • A. Sun and shadow
  • B. Wind effect
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Study requirements
Published under
Urban Design Guidelines — the municipality's own heading
Instruments
Brampton Plan · Comprehensive Zoning By-law (CZBL)
Tags
urban-design-guidelinespart-chigh-risebuilt-form
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