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Urban Design photographs
series1955-1998, predominant 1980-1998Fonds 200 > Series 1465
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Walmer Road, looking north from north of Bloor
Walmer Road, looking north from south of Lowther Avenue
Walmer Road, looking north from north of Bloor
Looking east on Prince Arthur Avenue, to Avenue Road
Houses located at 11-15 Glen Morris Street
Mirvish Village, looking north on Markham at Lennox
Unidentified street near Mirvish Village
Mirvish Village, Markham looking south from south of Bloor
Mirvish Village, Markham looking south from south of Bloor
Mirvish Village, Markham looking north to Bloor
Mirvish Village, Markham Street
Genoa
Milan
Stockholm
Madrid
Edinburgh
Toulon
Marseille
Bordeaux
Vienna
Antwerp
London
Paris
Liverpool
Birmingham
Copenhagen
Philadelphia
Boston
Constantinople
Geneva
Naples
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Oporto
Venice
New York
Modern Rome
Parma
Calcutta
Dublin
Florence
Text slide
Text slide
Text slide
Text slide
Asquith Avenue, looking east
Street in Yorkville
Street in Yorkville
Where
Not on the map yet.
- Held by
- City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
- Creator
- Toronto (Ont.). Planning and Development Dept.
- Dates
- 1955-1998, predominant 1980-1998 (indexed as 1955–1998)
- Level
- series
- Extent
- 23,782 photographs : col. & b&w transparencies; 2,732 photographs : col. & b&w; 2,588 photographs : col. & b&w negatives; 6 folders of textual records; 54 technical drawings : diazo
- Scope & content
- Series consists of photographs which document urban design issues and studies. The slides show maps, plans, and various districts in Toronto including the Railway Lands, the Financial District, the Waterfront, University of Toronto, Queen's Park, Regent Park, Moss Park, St. James Town, Mirvish Village, Summerhill, King and Spadina, King and Parliament, Yonge and Eglinton, and the Port Industrial Area. There are also aerial views of the city, photographs of prominant Toronto buildings, and photographs documenting the design of other North American and European cities. Most of the slides were produced by the City of Toronto Urban Design staff, part of the City Planning Division. They were used for reference purposes and for presentations. The goals of the Urban Design section include improving Toronto's reputation as a liveable city; increasing the economic viability of the City through design; facilitating the implementation of Official Plan urban design principles and policies; promoting new development that fits with its context and provides a high measure of public amenity; protecting and enhancing existing neighbourhoods; promoting the development of high quality streets, parks and open spaces; providing urban design expertise; and creating clear, compelling graphics and presentations the engage the public and facilitate discussion.
- Location
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- Subjects
- URBAN PLANNING
- Harvested
- 2026-10-22T04:55:53Z · source datestamp n/a · toronto