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Bird-Friendly Design Statistics

Published by City of Toronto under Checklist Templates

Alias
Bird Friendly Design Template
Applies to
designer
Work types
new construction
Instruments
Toronto Green Standard Version 4

One of the Toronto Green Standard Version 4 checklist templates the City of Toronto publishes for mid to high-rise residential and non-residential development — this one the bird-friendly design table, distinct from the soil volume template beside it. It tallies glazing area, untreated and treated area, visual markers, shaded area and non-reflective glass by elevation, north, south, east and west, for the first 16 metres above grade and the first 4 metres above rooftop vegetation, alongside the building's window-to-wall ratio and glazing facing a high hazard area.

What it covers

  • Bird-Friendly Design Statistics
  • Building Window : Wall Ratio
  • Elevation First 16m Above Grade
  • Elevation First 4m Above Rooftop Vegetation
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Publisher
City of Toronto
Category
Checklists
Published under
Checklist Templates — the municipality's own heading
Covers note
A spreadsheet template: the extraction flattens its cells, so these are the labels the sheet prints rather than a top-to-bottom reading order.
Building types
mid to high rise residential · non-residential
Tags
templatetoronto-green-standardbird-friendly-designecologyglazing
Bird-Friendly Design StatisticsOpen at toronto.ca

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