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North Markham Urban Design Guidelines

Published by City of Markham

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Type
Guide
Published by
City of Markham
Date
May 2018
Also called
North Markham Urban Design Guidelines (2018)
For
designer
Building types
All building types
Pages
100

Overview

The North Markham Urban Design Guidelines, Design Implementation Guidelines Version 1.1, May 2018, prepared by The Planning Partnership for the Future Urban Area lands in north Markham and listed on the City's Guidelines and Terms of Reference page. After a public health foreword, they set the vision, principles and community structure, character areas from residential neighbourhoods to mixed use corridors and employment areas, public realm design from streets to the Greenway System and parks, private realm design and built form typologies, with appendices on complete streets and low impact development.

What it covers

  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • Purpose
  • Implementation
  • Vision and Principles
  • Community Structure Plan
  • Character Areas
  • Residential Neighbourhood Areas
  • Employment Areas
  • Public Realm Design
  • Streets & Blocks
  • Street Design
  • Greenway System
  • Parks & Open Spaces
  • Stormwater Management
  • Cultural Heritage Resources
  • Public Art
  • Community Hubs
  • Private Realm Design
  • Building Setbacks
  • Parking
  • Green Buildings & Sites
  • Built Form Typologies
  • Complete Streets
  • Street Types
  • Laneway Design
  • LID & Green Infrastructure
  • References
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