Many cities today lack an authentic connection to nature. Taking Garrison Creek as an example of how we can remedy this issue, I've looked at how the implementation of natural systems back into our cities can be achieved at various scales. Some ideas at a smaller scale look at permeable textures and planting ideal for slow absorption and/or release of water. While larger scale ideas look at the implementation of constructed wetland features and the revival of topographical features.
Garrison Creek, like many lost water systems within Toronto, was once a functioning natural ecosystem. With the rapid rise of development however it became necessary to replace this feature with an underground sewer system. In terms of practical... More
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Claire Leverton
Environmental Design
“Exploring how prioritizing the revival of natural features in city design today, will allow us to create a truly symbiotic relationship for the future.”
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