A Tour of the Neighbourhood Panel 5 Rethinking the Queen Street Site October 2001

			Panel 5 As you walk up Shaw Street and look back from Queen, you see that open space setbacks, along with the large public park at the corner of Queen and Shaw, have protected mature trees on the property and have created a linear green space. The wall along Shaw Street has generated much public discussion, with some advocating for its preservation, and others for its removal. An open ideas competition will be held in order to determine the best option for the wall along Shaw, which will balance the importance of this historic artifact with the need to create "eyes in the park" to enhance safety, provide access points to the property and create a wonderful streetscape on this important frontage tto the urban village.   Tour continued on panels 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 Check out the links on the right hand sidefor other pages from the October 2001 Open House.		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 > Tour of the Neighbourhood Panel 5   On this page A View of the Neighbourhood Panel 2 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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