ROPTFOLIO 杰隽邓集品作 JUNJIE DENG | ARCHITECTURE + URBAN DESIGN |
linkedin.com/in/junjie-dengjunjie.d@outlook.com13251360181issuu.com/junjiedeng DESIGN ASSISTANT | WZMH ARCHITECTS @ Toronto, CAN Participated in 12 projects that covered mixed-use residential, commercial, institutional, renovation and masterplan design in the Greater Toronto Area and overseas Produced drawings, models and documents in a workflow based on Rhinoceros, Autodesk Revit and Adobe Creative Suite; collaboratively worked in a BIM environment Coordinated with clients, internal resources and multi-professional consultants in schematic design and design development phases Acquired and practiced time-management and teamwork skills to facilitate an outcome-oriented way of work 2019.06 - 2021.02 2018.05 - 2018.08 URBAN DESIGN INTERN | URBANUS ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN @ Shenzhen, CHN 2016.08 - 2016.11 ARCHITECTURAL INTERN | YUANDAO ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING @ Chongqing, CHN SketchUpRhinoceros Autodesk CAD Autodesk Revit ArcGISMicrosoft Office Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign LumionArtlantisV-Ray 2021.06 - PRESENT ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT COORDINATOR | VANKE @ Chongqing, CHN Vanke is a leading real estate developer in China, with nearly 40 projects delivered and in progress locally in Chongqing Coordinate the architectural aspect of a mixed-use, high-rise commercial block (GFA: 100K m²) and a residential tower complex (GFA: 110K m²) during construction both cross-sectorally and externally with designers, suppliers and contractors; released approximately 30,000 m² of commercial spaces and 3,000 parking spots to the market Finished 3 batches of pre-purchase feasibility studies for semi-annual official land auctions Participated in the opening of a sales pavillion in the city core in its entirety Awarded Best New Employee of the Quarter for excellent adaptability and cooperation ability MASTER OF URBAN DESIGN | UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Concentrated on urbanism and studied interdisciplinarily in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning and real estate. Cumulative GPA: 3.9 2017.09 - 2019.06 BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE | XIAMEN UNIVERSITY Attained the professional degree accredited in China after the completion of multiple design studios focused on residential, public buildings and urban design. Cumulative GPA: 3.3 2012.09 - 2017.06 2015.09 - 2016.06 TRAINEE | National College Students’ Sci-Tech Innovation Project 2013.03 - 2016.06 FOUNDING MEMBER | Xiamen University Acapella Club 2012.09 - 2014.06 DEPUTY CHOIR DIRECTOR | Xiamen University Student Art Troupe Architecture + Urban Design EXPERIENCE JUNJIE DENG SKILLSACTIVITIESEDUCATION
Bondless 02- The Gate Plaza Shopping Center Competition Chinese Institute Competition Lake Shore Hotel Redevelopment Urban Village Renovation & Youth Community Design Cultural Relics Preservation Sci-Tech Centre Mixed-Use Community Development Inter-Cultural Communication over the Border Old Town Market Revitalization Embracing the Rail Deck Park A Place to Stand, A Place to Grow _ Reimagine Ontario Place 06 Shangsha 48 10- Casablanca 12 The Three Gorges18 City Cover20 HyBridge24 Canopy Alley30The Ark38The Ring34 ACADEMICPROFESSIONALCONTENTSWORKWORK
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The proposed design vision is inspired by the morpholgy of Abu Dhabi with it’s rich heritiage legacy and today’s world renowned destination. A successful liveable destination that is planned for useability, and pedestrian experience which is oriented around a juxtaposition of green open space, alleyways and courtyards. Gate Plaza will be envisioned as a world class landmark destination, vibrant and well animated with a rich pedestrian friendly scale. Courtyards and alleyways create a sense of community framed by a variety of shaded space, green space and water features. Gate Plaza will be a true 21st century address that features smart and sustainable built environment for today, 2030 and beyond.
TeamedDurationLocationArchitectWith Abu Dhabi, UAE Jun. - Aug., 2020 @ WZMH Mohammed Al-Atheri Julia Song FESTIVE ANCHORSHOPPINGSHOPPINGCOURTYARDCOURTYARDALLEYRETAIL [Professional Work] SHOPPING CENTER COMPETITION
THE GATE PLAZA PROCESS AND VISION Pedestrian Friendly/Organic/Open Space Efficient/Dense/Vibrant/Structured Pedestrian Friendly/Open Space/Communal/Smart/Sustainable The GatewaySTEP 1. STEP 2. STEP 3. STEP 4. THE BEGINNINGS STEP 5. THE GLOBAL CITY STEP 6. THE DESTINATION/2030 The Hierarchy of Scale and Form Carving The Green Terraces and Shaded Areas The Green Space and the Integrated Environment The Live - The Shop and the Play The Courtyard and the Alleyway 4 Wired or wireless connections to floor panels In floor sensors to guide the visually impaired Intelligent sprinkler heads connected back to ISP panel to monitor performance, control discharge location and close valves at accidental discharge locations Radiant heat generated from the core of the panel ISP shear wall (structural) that connects with floor panels Light fixtures ‘plugged’ into one of many multiple locations within the ISP panel – ‘plug and play’ installation Finished ceiling, free of clutter and surface mounted devices Prefabrication Construction Intelligent Structural Panel 38WZMH STEP [1] TheSTEPGateway[4] The Hierarchy of Scale and Form Carving STEP [2] The Live, The Shop & The Play STEP [5] The Green Terraces & Shaded Areas STEP [3] The Courtyard & The Alleway STEP [6] The Green Space & the Integrated Environment
NW PREVAILING NWIND VECHICULAR PEDESTRIAN PEDESTRIAN 26WZMH SustainabilityGatewayCooling Water Feature Summer Winter RoofGreen GreenRoof WaterCoolingFeature Shopping Alleys & SpatialCourtyardsProgram Parking and Service Vehicular Access AccessVehicularandParkingService Parking and Service Vehicular Access DropOff Drop Off OffDrop Pedestrian DESIGNPedestrian FEATURES 5SMART TECHNOLOGIES (OPTIONAL) PV2E Solar Panels
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In this competition for a new Chinese institute, two options are proposed. The first scheme is in spired by “a lantern raised to the sky”, which will be a whole new building with upper part enveloped with curve glazing. The second scheme, which would renovate the existing building on the site, takes inspiration from traditional bamboo scrolls and screens. Both will resonate with the concept that to manifest Chinese culture’s longevity and continuity - a boundless country. The irregular site is located in a cul-de-sac with a narrow opening, which is a challenge for public space making and distribution of multiple types of circulation.
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7 bondless Toronto, ON Feb. - Mar., 2020 @ WZMH Yueyi Li, Xiaohe Yu Mohammed Al-Atheri, Nicola Casciato & Harrison Chan CHINESE INSTITUTE COMPETITION
8 中 馆 · 建 设 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 4. 场址围墙 SECURITY FENCE/ BARRIER 贵宾 VIP 贵宾庭院 VIP COURTYARD 后勤人员 LOGISTIC STAFF 地下停车库入口 PARKING ENTRANCE 办理签证人员 PUBLIC 庭院 GARDEN 车行流线 VEHICULAR ACCESS 签证入口 VISA ARRIVAL 人行流线 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS 后勤卸货区 LOADING BAY 内部员工 CONSULAR STAFF 贵宾入口 VIP ARRIVAL 安检口 SECURITY CHECK OPTION 1 NEW BUILD a lantern raised to the sky
9 中 馆 · 建 设 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 4. 场址围墙 SECURITY FENCE/ BARRIER 贵宾 VIP 贵宾庭院 VIP COURTYARD 后勤人员 LOGISTIC STAFF 地下停车库入口 PARKING ENTRANCE 办理签证人员 PUBLIC 庭院 GARDEN 车行流线 VEHICULAR ACCESS 签证入口 VISA ARRIVAL 人行流线 PEDESTRIAN ACCESS 后勤卸货区 LOADING BAY 内部员工 CONSULAR STAFF 贵宾入口 VIP ARRIVAL 安检口 SECURITY CHECK OPTION RENOVITION2 ANDTHEADDITIONSCROLL AND THE SCREENS
SITE PLAN LINE OF BUILDINGEXISTING PHASE 1PHASE WINSTON ROAD WINDWARD DRIVE ROADSERVICENORTH 3450 300019362 29770 1185 6634766 27150 31280 PROPOSED 12 STOREY PODIUM 11 STOREY MIDRISE STOREY PODIUM AMENITYOUTDOORSPACE PROPOSED 19 PRIMARY RESIDENTIALENTRANCESECONDARYTO PATIO PATIO 11 STOREY MIDRISE ROOFTOP TERRACE STOREYPODIUM TO PARKING URBAN DESIGN BRIEF CASABLANCA INN GRIMSBY PAGE 12 LINE OF BUILDINGEXISTING PHASEPHASE WINSTON ROAD WINDWARD DRIVE ROADSERVICENORTH 19 CONDO UNITS 4 20 10 18 17 16 PRIVATESTOREYTERRACEPODIUMSTOREYPODIUM 131011 16 TOWERABOVELINE CONDOUNITS 18 FLOOR PLANS - TYPICAL FLOOR (5TH-10TH FLOOR) URBAN DESIGN BRIEF CASABLANCA INN GRIMSBY PAGE 19 SERVICEACCESS ENTRANCEPARKINGTO WINSTON ROAD WINDWARD DRIVE ROADSERVICENORTH PATIO PATIO PATIO RAMPTOBELOWGRADE 7.5% SLOPE 15% SLOPE 15% SLOPE 7.5% SLOPE RESTAURANT GARBAGE/MOVE-INTYPE-G ENTRANCETOHOTEL ENTRANCE RESIDENTIALTO RESIDENTIALENTRANCESECONDARYTO 2653 21776566 2940 FLOOR PLANS - GROUND FLOOR URBAN DESIGN BRIEF CASABLANCA INN GRIMSBY PAGE 14 WINSTON ROAD WINDWARD DRIVE ROADSERVICENORTH LINE OF LEVEL 19 3 CONDOUNITS 11 STOREY PODIUM ROOFTOP PRIVATETERRACE PRIVATETERRACE FLOOR PLANS - 13TH-19TH FLOOR URBAN DESIGN BRIEF CASABLANCA INN GRIMSBY PAGE 22 10 Nov. - Dec., 2019 @ WZMH (participated in the application process) CASABLANCA Grimsby, MohammedON Al-Atheri Lydia Liang LAKE SHORE HOTEL REDEVELOPMENT TeamedDurationLocationArchitectWith SITE PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN TOWER FLOOR PLAN [Professional Work]
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13 SHANGSHA 48 Shenzhen, China 2018 Summer Intern @ Urbanus Architecture & Design Xiaodu Liu & Kang Chung Jingxuan Zhao URBAN VILLAGE RENOVATION & YOUTH COMMUNITY DESIGN Located in Futian District, Shangsha is an urban village block consisting of forty-eight 10 metres x 8 metres small-print towers built by original villagers. It is densely packed with limited public space and unfriendly living environment. By taking the opportunity of Futian Urban Renew al Plan and an influx of young people in this area, the aim of this project is to renovate the packed cluster into a creative community that accommo dates ambitious young adults who migrate to Shenzhen. TeamedDurationLocationArchitectWith [Professional Work] Identify UnitCategorizeIntoDividePublicStackCirculationsMainRooftopSpaceBuildingsClustersLayouts
14 1ST CULTURAL2NDRETAILFLOOR&OFFICESFLOORSPACESLOWERSMALLOFFICESFLEXIBLEPROGRAMAFTER-SCHOOLUNITSONFLOORS STREETFRONTINCUBATOROFFICESSHOPS&DINERSLARGEUNITSONUPPERFLOORSCOMMUNITYCENTRELOBBY3~8 RESIDENTIALFLOOR UNITS COMMUNITYROOFTOP CENTRE
15 2-BEDROOMDWELLINGPRIVATE 1-BEDROOM BACHELOR DORMITORY AMENITIESSHARED LIVINGSHAREDSPACES DWELLINGSHARED $$$$ $$$ $$ 16.43m$212.68m216.44m227m2 14.73m211.12m215.7m225.56m2 10.77m210.77m214.73m222.36m2
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18 THEGORGESTHREE Chongqing, China 2016 Summer Intern @ Yuandao Jing Lan & Bin Luo Fei Chen & Qianwen Tang CULTURAL RELICS PRESERVATION SCI-TECH CENTRE DurationLocation [Professional Work] TeamedArchitectWith
会议报告 Meeting & Lecture 屋顶花园 Rooftop Garden 专家办公 Experts Office 文物修复 Relics Restoration 珍贵文物 Precious Relics 生物实验 Biology Laboratory 文物库房 Relics Storage 实验性展厅 Exhibition Hall [1] The southeast corner is lowest in altitude.[5] The green roof rises from the ground, forming an amphitheater. [2] The adjacent heritage equipment center is 80m tall. [6] Two streamlines form the main body and an atrium space. [3] Building Density ≤ 45% Greenspace Ratio≥ 30% [7] A rhythmatic canyon rock texture is applied to the facade. [4] The maximum height of the building is 24m. [8] The building and surrounding green spaces fuse to form an urban oasis.
20 CITY COVER Chongqing, China Jun., 2021 - Jun., 2022 @ Vanke (as the project coordinator) Xudan Peng & Mengxi Jiang Junjie Chen & Lixia Liao MIXED-USE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT TeamedManagerDurationLocationWith [Professional Work]
21 task #1 - design coordination during building construction FACADE AND WINDOW INSTALLATION UNDERGROUND PARKING REVISION MATERIAL SELECTION AND APPROVAL
22task #2 - design initiation and management of the sales pavillion UNDER CONSTRUCTION FINISHED PRODUCT
23 task #3 - design initiation and management of the showrooms SCENARIO 1 | NAIL SALON SCENARIO 2 | YOUNG COUPLE'S APARTMENT SCENARIO 3 | ARTIST'S HOME STUDIO
The bridge to nowhere on Yalu River had wit nessed the historical connection between China and North Korea. It was destroyed by bombing. Nowadays, people from both sides share similar culture, while there is few communication. We want to explore the possibility of architectural space, where citizens divided by the border participate in cultural activities without crossing the border and interact effectively when enjoying performances, exhibitions, and natural at the same time. Our goal is to eliminate the barrier, diminish misunderstandings and stimulate communication.
24 Location [Academic Work] TeamedInstructorsDurationwith hyBRIDGE Dandong, China & Sinuiju, North Korea 2016 Summer Semester @ XMU Jie Han, Suyu Li & Liangliang Wang Yang Bai & Jingyuan Gao INTER-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION OVER THE BORDER
25 STATIONRAILWAYDANDONG1874 1909 SINO-KOREAN FRIENDSHIP BRIDGE RAILWAYSINUIJUSTATION 1924 1951 THE BROKEN BRIDGE [NEURONS] Neurons can transmit information without direct contact. We are inspired to come to a concept. Under the condition of not communicating directly, we want to make the design able to convey the transmission of culture between the two countries.
The Broken Bridge on Chinese side: The original structure and platform is preserved. They are integrated with the city as an urban square and viewing point towards North Korea. The new bridge grows out of the old one.
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The Broken Bridge on North Korean side: The piers are the only remaining structur. They are integrated with the city as an urban park and are reached by the new bridge People thus can interact with historical relics.
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NORTH KOREANSIDEPARALLEL CORRIDOR EXHIBITION ELEVATED CORRIDOR EXHIBITION
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SITE Various Umbrellas in the Market Tactical Structure for StoneConnectivityMasonry on Old Houses Location [Academic Work] Instructor
The study area is set in the old town of Zhang pu. Majority of land is utilized as residential and commercial, with a small portion being institution al and employment. With Xihu Park to its west and City Hall Square to its east, this area becomes an integral anchor of a newly planned landscape path system. Revitalization and renovation of this area need not only the reconciliation between exterior large scale urban context and interior old residen tial area, but also connection of the landscape axis. This proposal is inspired by a farmers’ market on its western perimeter. In a site which will soon be be tween two major pieces of green space, we need to bring a solution that corresponds to them. A bazaar would bring vitality of main streets into this site. Furthermore, it would connect a pedestrian path system and diversify commercial types of this area.
57漳浦县旧城中心区概念规划设计 原型构成 定义材质 高度提拉 设计意向 位于基地区块内的单层插的桥梁，平台等，以具有外，也存在在不同高度上穿接。除了在底层联系起来之出现较为特别的将间的连会出现散落的建筑连续体，体量较大的公共建筑。所以仄，高低错落，同时穿插有错落的顶棚更进一步界定场进行摆摊售卖，并通过高低厚。占据底层店铺前的场地楼的居民，商业市井氛围浓于居住于周边老街区及商住一座室外的农贸市场，服务公园围合而成的道路目前有场地街区西侧，与西湖所属性。场地内部因为肌理逼想象力的方式联系。或多层的居民楼体量较小，且外墙材料主要以石材为主。除了平屋顶以及退出的平台之外，具有坡屋顶的建筑也穿插其中。的一种元素，不同弧度，不同方向的屋顶的老城中坡屋顶建筑的屋脊线是具有活力构成营造出属于老城独有的气氛。方式非常丰富，通过不同的排列方式，其也三角形作为边数最少的多边形，其构成可营造出不同方向的引导。 漳浦县旧城中心区概念规划设计 规划范围 CASCADINGROOFTOPSINTERLACINGALLEYWAYS 31 Duration CANOPY ALLEY Zhangzhou, China 2017 Winter Semester @ XMU Lixin Li & Hongliu Tang OLD TOWN MARKET REVITALIZATION
32 漳浦县旧城中心区概念规划设计 透视图——景观台阶 漳浦县旧城中心区概念规划设计 75 透视图——夜景
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The ring of defines a boundary, expanding the types of built landscape utilized in this project. ring itself is consist of mixed-use commercial on the northern half facing Wellington Street and mixed-use resi dential on the southern half facing its interior, original single houses on Draper Street are retained and a transition from it to townhouses, mid-rise apartments and condo towers is evident. Similarly, diversified land scape typologies are deployed accordingly, which showcase a softscape-dominant scene to a hardscape-dominant one.
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EMBRACING THE RAIL DECK PARK [1] Original Site Area [2] Enclose & Expand [3] Link Adjacent Parks [3] Open Retail Frontage [5] Connect Thoroughfares [6] Form Landscape Gradient [7] Activate Interior Patios [8] Diversify Built-Forms [Academic Work]
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RING OF RETAIL 1:3000 HARDSCAPE SOFTSCAPEEXTENDGRADIENT1:3000LANDSCAPE 1:3000THE RING 1:3000RAIL DECK 1:3000 OPEN SPACE 1:3000 THREE STREETS 1:3000INFRASTRUCTURE 1:3000 34 THE RING TeamedInstructorsDurationLocationwith Toronto, ON 2017 Fall Semester @ UofT Behnaz Assadi, Michael Piper & Mark Sterling Isabel Amos, Jonathan Miura, Neda Nassiri & Megan Young
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37 RECREATION HIGH-RISELOW/MID-RISEZONEZONETOWERZONE1:20001:20001:2000 Built-up Area: 3994m2 (15%) Hardscape Area: 3994m2 (15%) Softscape Area: 18637m2 (70%) Built-Up Area: 9148m2 (30%) Hardscape Area: 10674m2 (35%) Softscape Area: 10674m2 (35%) Built-up Area: 3525m2 (15%) Hardscape Area: 16453m2 (70%) Softscape Area: 3525m2 (15%)
38 Location [Academic Work] InstructorsDuration THE ARK Toronto, ON 2019 Winter Semester @ MarkUofT Sterling, David Lieberman A PLACE TO STAND, A PLACE TO GROW REIMAGINE ONTARIO PLACE
Kiribati, a Pacific island nation, is facing the inevitable submersion owing to climate change. Preparations are being made for voluntary migration with dignity. The government is seeking land to accommodate relocation. In search of the Ark for Kiribati people, Ontario Place, a site on the Toronto waterfront with an uncertain future, has been chosen as a destination to demonstrate a synergy between the community and the city. With an urban fabric woven of collective housing and community space, the arrival neighborhood facilitates integration, and the urban common enhances connectivity. Optimism in response to crisis motivates resilient, sustainable, and respon sible changes.
TRANSIT SYSTEM PARK SYSTEM STREET SYSTEM ADJACENT NEIGHBORHOODS FORT YORKSTANLEYPARK LAMPORTSTADIUM BELLMARILYNPARK CORONATIONPARK NORWAYLITTLELANDINGCANOE PARKDALE VILLAGE WEST QUEEN WEST VILLAGELIBERTY CITYPLACE & FORT YORK WATERFRONTTHE SOUTHPARKDALE QUEEN ST. WEST QUEENKING LAKE SHOREBILLYBATHURSTBISHOP AIRPORTGOEXHIBITIONSTATION TOUNION ALDERSHOTTO 501 504 509 511 PEARSONTONEIGHBORHOODSTRANSITPARKSSTREETS 39 After its grand opening in 1971, it witnesses a non-stop long period of declining atten dance. Even though over these decades, it kept changing programs, none of them seem to be sustainable enough to save it from being derelict.
QUALIFICATIONEDUCATIONALKIRIBATI ATTRACTIVEMIGRANTS SERVICESBETTERLOCAL COMMUNITYKIRIBATIEXPATREMITTANCESCOLLECTIVEAMERICAS NETWORKETHNIC MIGRATION WITH DIGNITYDIASPORAEUROPE10%60%30%17,098 15,374PRIMARYSECONDARYTERTIARY10,518 ASIA&OCEANIACONVENTIONAL HOUSING UNIT TYPE: FOR NUCLEAR FAMILY OR SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY KIRIBATI FAMILY DWELLING TYPE: LIVING WITH OR CLOSE TO EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBER 60s 70s 80s 90s 00s 0 -300 -600 20cm10cmSEA LEVEL RELATIVE TO 1950 (cm) ANNUAL NET MIGRATION POPULATION 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s SELF-RELIANTRELOCATION SENSE COMMUNITYOFINTERGRATIONSOCIALSTEWARDSHIP QUALIFICATIONEDUCATIONALCRAFTSMANSHIP&KIRIBATI ATTRACTIVEMIGRANTS SERVICESBETTERLOCAL COMMUNITYKIRIBATIEXPATREMITTANCESCOLLECTIVEAMERICAS NETWORKETHNIC MIGRATION WITH DIGNITYDIASPORAEUROPE10%60%30%17,098 15,374PRIMARYSECONDARYTERTIARY10,518 ASIA&OCEANIA 40 Kiribati, a pacific island country on the brink of disappearing because of climate change. Under these circumstances, the Kiri bati government, has implemented the policy “Migrate with Dignity”, which supports spontaneous immigration and relocation.
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There is a mutual goal in the future urban development. The key word is “Inclusivity”. On one hand, a group of self-reliant migrants have a sophisticated relationship with water. They are looking for an arrival neighborhood that value community and facilitate integration. On the other hand, a derelict former theme park is eagerly looking for a revitalization. It has an enlightening past that embodies brilliant planning ideology and a future that is wide open. Hence, it is a wonderful opportunity to examine how a simultaneity of collectively housing and community spaces would weave the urban fabric in a site that is so close to, yet far away from the dynamic city core. This kind of simultaneity is what we should project on Ontario Place.
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