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University of Toronto - Landscape of Landmark Quality

General Info

About the Project

Project Description

The “Circle” will once again thrive as the centre of campus, shaping and elevating the student experience. Spacious new plazas and pavilions, meandering paths and gardens, striking vistas and gathering spaces, and removal of surface parking will transform the downtown campus into a much greener, more accessible and socially dynamic place, while at the same time respecting and preserving the intrinsic character, beauty and legacy of one of Canada’s most significant landscapes. The historic core of the university consists of 4 distinct and interconnected open spaces — Front Campus, Hart House Circle, Sir Daniel Wilson Quadrangle and the Back Campus. These spaces are home to some of Canada’s finest architecture, including University College, Convocation Hall and Hart House.

Scope

Electrical Engineering

Lighting Design

Final Budget

$42M

Primary Sector

Civic, Education, Recreation, Cultural & Community

Public Realm

Secondary Sector

Parks Streetscapes

Client

University of Toronto

Architect

KPMB Architects, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates

Project Team

University of Toronto, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, KPMB Architects, Bruce Tree Expert Company Ltd, Tillotson Design Associates, ERA Architects, EllisDon

Key Individuals

Stephen Kaye

Shaili Patel

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