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Mid-Rise Guidelines: Urban Design Guidance for the Site Planning and Design of Mid-Rise Buildings in Milton
Published by Town of Milton
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- Type
- Guide
- Published by
- Town of Milton
- Date
- May, 2018
- Also called
- Mid-Rise Guidelines
- For
- designer
- Building types
- All building types
- Pages
- 26
Overview
Mid-Rise Guidelines, a 26-page document dated May 2018 giving the Town of Milton's urban design guidance for the site planning and design of mid-rise buildings. It explains what a mid-rise building is in Milton, the preferred locations, the purpose of the guidelines and their guiding principles, then sets design guidance for the street interface, the transition to neighbourhood context, and open space and parking. It is a companion to the Town's Tall Building Guidelines.
What it covers
- Introduction
- What is a Mid-Rise Building?
- Preferred Locations for Mid-Rise Buildings
- Purpose of the Mid-Rise Guidelines
- Guiding Principles: Opportunities and Challenges
- Mid-Rise Building Design
- Street Interface
- Transition to Neighbourhood Context
- Open Space and Parking
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