Underpass Park, Toronto

Abstract

As a result of aggressive urban highway building that took place during the mid 20th century, North American cities are littered with elevated roadways that have severed neighborhoods and left behind unused, derelict and often dangerous places. Underpass Park in Toronto fights back by delivering a transformative park space that helps reconnect an evolving community while providing a highly useable, engaging and eye catching space in the process.

Keywords

Toronto / Reconnection / Transformation / Unconventional

RIGHTS & PERMISSIONS

2014 Higher Education Press