Archive for the ‘Sustainable Development’ Category

Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto have begun work to create…

Sherbourne Common has been recognized as one of the Best New International…

Waterfront Toronto’s Lower Don Lands Framework Plan/Keating Channel Precinct Plan has won…

Waterfront Toronto together with the Governments of Canada, Ontario and the City of Toronto celebrated the official start of construction for Underpass Park.

Waterfront Toronto has released updated Minimum Green Building Requirements that build on the organization’s original Mandatory Green Building requirements developed in 2006.

Short-listed teams invited to bid on Toronto 2015 Pan/Parapan American Games Athletes’ Village project located in the West Don Lands

Waterfront Toronto’s innovative approach to soil remediation and its Port Lands Pilot Soil Recycling Facility were recognized with a 2010 Canadian Urban Institute Brownie award.

An innovative new park on Toronto’s waterfront that will clean stormwater in its Pavilion and public art installations and release the treated water back into Lake Ontario officially opened today.

Toronto City Council has overwhelmingly approved Waterfront Toronto’s selection of premier international real estate firm Hines to develop a prominent waterfront site minutes from downtown.

Following an extensive competitive selection process, Waterfront Toronto has chosen Hines, one of the world’s premier real estate firms, to develop Toronto’s next great waterfront neighbourhood.