This fading Ontario shopping mall will be transformed into climate-resilient mixed-use neighbourhood.
This fading Ontario shopping mall will be transformed into climate-resilient mixed-use neighbourhood.
A recent article in The Architects' Newspaper examines SvN's role in creating a landscape architecture strategy that will contribute to a new era of transit-oriented development.
Debuting in 1969, Shoppers World Brampton signaled that the suburban Toronto city of Brampton, a once-sleepy agricultural outpost famed for its flower-growing operations, had officially arrived. Over 50 years after the opening of its inaugural indoor shopping mall, fast-growing Brampton is still very much on the up and up as the third most populous city in Southern Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe region behind Toronto and Mississauga, and the ninth most populous municipality in all of Canada with more than 600,000 residents.
Image Credit: BDP Quadrangle/SvN Architects + Planners
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Debuting in 1969, Shoppers World Brampton signaled that the suburban Toronto city of Brampton, a once-sleepy agricultural outpost famed for its flower-growing operations, had officially arrived. Over 50 years after the opening of its inaugural indoor shopping mall, fast-growing Brampton is still very much on the up and up as the third most populous city in Southern Ontario’s Golden Horseshoe region behind Toronto and Mississauga, and the ninth most populous municipality in all of Canada with more than 600,000 residents.
Image Credit: BDP Quadrangle/SvN Architects + Planners
Click here to read the full article.