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Castlefield & Caledonia Design and Decor District

Published by City of Toronto

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Type: Guide
Published by: City of Toronto
Date: August 07
Also called: Castlefield Caledonia Design and Décor District
For: designer
Building types: All building types
Pages: 17

Overview

Castlefield & Caledonia Design and Decor District is a City of Toronto urban design guideline and development framework, footer-dated August 07, for employment lands centred on the Castlefield Avenue and Caledonia Road intersection in the former City of York and former City of North York. Part of the North York Design Guidelines, it sets goals, a district structure plan and guidelines for public realm and built form, with gateways, a branded district image, connectivity and pedestrian realm.

What it covers

Location:
Guidelines
Goals:
Retain Existing Mix of Uses and Businesses
Connectivity
Pedestrian Realm
Vibrant Streetscape
Unique Features
Distinct District
Environmentally Sustainable Development
Economically Viable Development
The Structure Plan

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