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C4 Mid-Rise Development (5 to 12 storeys)

Published by City of Brampton under Urban Design Guidelines

Applies to
designer
Work types
any
Building types
mid-rise

Chapter C4 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 mid-rise buildings, generally five to twelve storeys, in residential, mixed-use, commercial and employment forms. It defines the base or podium, middle and top components, then gives design direction on building orientation, placement and setbacks, access, parking and servicing, landscaping and common amenity areas, height and massing with podium transitions to low-rise properties, architectural articulation, roofs, entrances, materials and lighting.

What it covers

  • C4.1 Introduction
  • C4.2 Design guidelines
  • C4.1.1 Mid-rise building components
  • A. Orientation, placement and setbacks
  • B. Access, parking and servicing
  • C. Landscaping and common amenity areas
  • A. Height and massing
  • B. Architectural design and building articulation
  • C. Roofs
  • D. Entrances, windows and balconies/ terraces
  • F. Materials and lighting
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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-cmid-risebuilt-form
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