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TOWER IN THE PARK

The tower in the park project aims to increase density without compromising the park’s character by incorporating planting boxes into the building’s facade. The planting boxes serve as a distinctive feature that blends with the surroundings and enhances the project’s sustainability. To maximize space utilization, the tower employs a skipstop design that features corridors only at certain floors, providing more living space for residents. Each floor dedicates various community-oriented spaces outside the elevator, providing easy access for everyone. This project proposes an alternative solution for the development of towers in the park. Instead of destroying existing towers and ecosystems, this typology enhances the area’s density while preserving the park’s character. The tower in the park project provides a sustainable and functional living environment for its residents, promoting a healthy and enjoyable lifestyle.

University of Toronto M.Arch Intergated urbanism

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Finch Ave and Sentinel St, Toronto

Group & Individual Project

Lu Du, Francesca Cornacchione, Zi Xiao Shen

Year: 2022, Academic Project achievements:The Annual Publication University of Toronto

Location: 1 Fountainhead Road, North York, Ontario

Sentinel & Finich LRT Stop

Humber River

Softscape

New Proposed Buildings

Existing buildings

Buildings Outside of Site

Bikelane

Sidewalks

Play Grounds

Existing Trees

Newly Planted Trees

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