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From stormwater management and flood protection to digital connectivity and affordable housing, Waterfront Toronto is creating next-generation environmental and social infrastructure that adds value by future-proofing the city while optimizing form and function to serve multiple uses.
Waterfront Toronto has a 25-year mandate to transform 800 hectares of brownfield lands on Toronto's waterfront into beautiful, accessible and sustainable mixed-use communities and dynamic public spaces – one of the largest infrastructure projects in North America.
world’s largest waterfront revitalization efforts. Through revitalization, the initiative unlocks underused land in Toronto's waterfront, transforming it into vibrant and sustainable mixed-use communities. New infrastructure, funded by three levels of government and delivered by Waterfront Toronto, facilitates private sector
This long-term initiative is transforming 800 hectares of brownfield lands on Toronto’s waterfront into beautiful, accessible, sustainable mixed-use communities and dynamic public spaces. Waterfront Toronto’s overall corporate objectives include:
Waterfront Toronto came together in 2001 to tackle big issues that only collaboration across all three levels of government could solve. As city-builders, we care about delivering distinctive neighbourhoods, destinations and experiences where natural and urban environments interconnect .
We are bringing together the most innovative approaches to sustainable development, urban design, real estate development, and leading technology infrastructure in order to deliver on important public goals, including reducing urban sprawl, developing sustainable communities, increasing the supply of affordable housing, expanding public transit ...
Search below to learn about the parks, public art, infrastructure and buildings that combine to create vibrant waterfront neighbourhoods. Find out how The Bentway or Underpass Park gave unused spaces new life. See how flood protection can also be a park, or how water treatment doubles as public art.
