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Binbrook Village Community Core Urban Design Guidelines
Published by City of Hamilton
This is the City of Hamilton’s document, as published on its website on 19 October 2026. The municipality may have changed it since: check the current version at the source. Legal notice
- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- City of Hamilton
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 81
Overview
Urban design guidelines for the Community Core of Binbrook Village in Hamilton, developed by the City's Long Range Planning and Design Division as recommended in the Binbrook Village Secondary Plan, which the former Township of Glanbrook approved in December 1999. They define the village's character and key urban design principles, then give heritage, streetscape, architectural, public space, gateway and parking design guidelines, covering alterations and additions to heritage buildings, storefronts, signage, street trees and consolidated parking lots, and close with implementation through capital projects and zoning.
What it covers
- The Public Process
- The Goal of the Urban Design Guidelines
- Binbrook Village, Definition of Character
- Historical Context
- Present Day Character
- Key Urban Design Principles
- Greening the Core
- Heritage Design Guidelines
- Alterations to Heritage Buildings
- Additions to Heritage Buildings and Sites
- Conversion to Mixed-use Commercial
- Streetscape Design Guidelines
- Architectural Design Guidelines
- Guidelines For New Buildings
- Storefront (Commercial Façade Design Treatment)
- Public Space Design Guidelines
- Gateway Design Guidelines
- Consolidated Parking Lots
- Implementation of Design Guidelines
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