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	A Mix of Uses Rethinking the Queen Street Site October 2001

			Client Programs Inpatient programs Outpatient programs Day Treatment programs Up to 575 beds; 70 in Peel 300 Core beds 275 Alternate Milieu beds Education Teaching hospital affiliated with University of Toronto Training for mental health and addiction professionals Assisting external agencies and organization Client and family education Classrooms, meeting rooms, etc., Available for community use Research Clinical Research Department Social Prevention and Health Policy Department Neurosciences Research Group A mix of laboratories and research facilities Positron Emission Tomography Centre A critical mass with roomto grow Health Prevention and Promotion Public Education and Information Skills Development Resource Materials Publications † Partnerships As part of an improved environment for care, CAMH facilities need to be integrated with other functions (university facilities, related research buildings), shared community spaces and commercial uses (restaurants, cafes, retail) in order to allow the stigma of an institution to disappear into the rhythmof normal daily activities associated with city living. Sharing spaces with the community, such as the Workman Theatre, the pool and recreation facilities, the daycare centre, meeting spaces, etc., will contribute to this goal. Therefore, various public-private partnerships will make up approximately half of the site's 2.5-3 million square feet of building space.		En Français | Help | Search | Events | CAMH Library | Guide to CAMH | Donate Now Developing the Vision for the Queen Street Site You are here: CAMH > Vision > A Mix of Uses   On this page A Mix of Uses Related Pages Update June 2002   At the Centre April 2002 Centre seeks government approvals New directions in programs and services Architects at work At the Centre Winter 2001-2002 Architects chosen Rethinking Programs and Services for the Queen Street Property, October 2001 (Brochure; PDF only; 3.8 MB) Display Boards, CAMH Open House October 2001   Developing the Vision   Older pages Update Fall 2001 Update Fall 2000 Final Vision Policies, November 2000 / PDF A New Vision, Draft for Discussion, Fall 2000 (brochure) Stakeholder Participation Bigger version of the aerial view (163 kb)

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