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1 CSLA AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE Prix d excellence AAPC National Awards Winners Récipiendaires des Prix nationaux CSLA AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE
2 Taking Back the Riverbank: Pijinuiskaq Park & King Street Ekistics Plan+Design SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
3 Taking Back the Riverbank: Pijinuiskaq Park & King Street Ekistics Plan+Design SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
4 Taking Back the Riverbank: Pijinuiskaq Park & King Street Ekistics Plan+Design SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
5 Parliament Hill Escarpment Stairway and Site Rehabilitation Civitas Group Architecture and Landscape Architecture SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
6 Parliament Hill Escarpment Stairway and Site Rehabilitation Civitas Group Architecture and Landscape Architecture SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
7 Parliament Hill Escarpment Stairway and Site Rehabilitation Civitas Group Architecture and Landscape Architecture SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
8 Berczy Park Claude Cormier et Associés SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
9 Berczy Park Claude Cormier et Associés SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
10 Berczy Park Claude Cormier et Associés SMALL-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (UP TO 1 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À PETITE ÉCHELLE (JUSQU À 1 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
11 Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail LANDinc MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
12 Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail LANDinc MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
13 Trillium Park and William G. Davis Trail LANDinc MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
14 Ponderosa Commons Hapa Collaborative MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
15 Ponderosa Commons Hapa Collaborative MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
16 Ponderosa Commons Hapa Collaborative MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
17 Surrey Bend Regional Park space2place design inc. THE BOG MEADOW SHELTER LARGE-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (OVER 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À GRANDE ÉCHELLE (PLUS DE 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
18 Surrey Bend Regional Park space2place design inc. NATURE PLAY DOW LARGE-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (OVER 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À GRANDE ÉCHELLE (PLUS DE 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
19 Surrey Bend Regional Park space2place design inc. LARGE-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (OVER 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À GRANDE ÉCHELLE (PLUS DE 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
20 Roth Garden: A Modernist Reflection Virginia Burt Designs, Inc. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PAYSAGES RÉSIDENTIELS CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
21 Roth Garden: A Modernist Reflection Virginia Burt Designs, Inc. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PAYSAGES RÉSIDENTIELS CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
22 Roth Garden: A Modernist Reflection Virginia Burt Designs, Inc. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PAYSAGES RÉSIDENTIELS CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
23 Birch Grove Residence Fox Whyte Landscape Architecture & Design Inc. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PAYSAGES RÉSIDENTIELS CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
24 Birch Grove Residence Fox Whyte Landscape Architecture & Design Inc. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PAYSAGES RÉSIDENTIELS CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
25 Birch Grove Residence Fox Whyte Landscape Architecture & Design Inc. RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PAYSAGES RÉSIDENTIELS CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
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32 Kinngaaluk Territorial Park Master Plan PLAN KINNGAALUK TERRITORIAL PARK MASTER NVision Insight Group and withhtfc HTFCPlanning Planning&&Design Design cir5g Wiegand Island IOL:SQ-04 IOL:SQ-04 IOL:SQ-04 r+ul4 uawy=fs2 ixdaxz Kinngaaluk Territorial Park nirlx6, knk5 Sanikiluaq, Nunavut uawy=fns2 ixdaxz X8NwDtz Territorial Park Master Plan IOL:SQ-04 cw5gv9m WNhx5bsJ6 Qaittukallak Conceptual Site Plan» cw5gv9m WNhx5bsJ6 Qaittukallak Conceptual Site Plan < e W?9oxi7j x3+xa!^ Development Year e Ò Ò knax ckwmziz Legend w?9oxjc=+f5 Development Zone wo6fyoefs2 ckw9lxiz Cultural Site Barrier e cspmst NlNw4fb Information Kiosk Sign e xgxzw Interpretive Signage - Panel e kxab xgxzo Interpretive Signage - Pylon! uywy=fs who=fz Park Boundary Post X uawy=fs2 WEx=Fz Park Entry Sign k grjxat NlNw4fb Directional Marker A cjtv9ms\c8bs2 wiq Parking r+ul4 WNhx5bsJ6 Kinngaaluk Conceptual Site Plan e < He x 3 s/+zlw Boulders!!! < wfxmfs2 mq5bq Picnic Furnishing yi5b+f5 Designated Camping Area H yki7u w9lxw Future Pavilion» d=ff+f5 Outhouse # ex 3» # e IOL:SQ-04 W?9oxi7j x3+xa # Development Year 3-20 r+ul4 WNhx5bsJ6 Kinngaaluk Conceptual Site Plan ex 3 vq6h4 WNhx5bsJ6 Kangiqsuk Conceptual Site Plan Ò Ò e bys/ Eskimo Harbour vq6h4 WNhx5bsJ6 Kangiqsuk Conceptual Site Plan e kwbjw x6f+t5 Existing Roads!!!!!! e xg8i+x c8b8k x6f+t5 Primary ATV Trail gzo c8b8k x6f+t5 Secondary ATV Trails A vq6hjx Coats Bay W?9oxi7j x3+xa!! -!% Development Year cjtv9mk x6ft5nw5 W?9oxiz! W?9oxi7j x3+xa! Proposed Truck Access Road (Phase 1: Development Year 1-2) ytxw4 WNhx5bsJ6 Sitiapiit Conceptual Site Plan cjtv9mk x6ft5nw5 W?9oxi7j x3+xa!! -!% Proposed Truck Access Road (Phase 2: Development Year 11-15) # IOL:SQ-04 s5gbsam+j2 uywy=fns2 whxz kns2 who=fz Proposed Park Boundary - Terrestrial e!!!!!! W?9oxi7j x3+xa! Development Year 1-2 A s5gbsam+j2 uywy=fns2 whxz wms who=fz Proposed Park Boundary - Marine coao4 WNhx5bsJ6 Qalingulik Conceptual Site Plan # e IOL:SQ-04 A W?9oxi7j x3+xa! Development Year 1-2 wkw kndtz Inuit Owned Lands (IOL) ckwoziz Contour (ft) wm s=?l yf Water or Ice x3dt Road ysc Sand +f River er5bw Belcher Island Context kno7us5 Local Context ytxw4 WNhx5bsJ6 Sitiapiit Conceptual Site Plan coao4 WNhx5bsJ6 Qalingulik Conceptual Site Plan! nirlx3u Sanikiluaq! X cmmz nirlx3u Hamlet of Sanikiluaq nirlx3u Sanikiluaq k knaxu kwbjw xsx5gu Map extents shown in red k Data Sources: Sanikiluaq Coastal Landscape Resource Inventory, 2012 Base Data: CanVec 034D11 - Government of Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Earth Sciences Sector k k $ Projection: UTM NAD 1983, Zone 17N Scale: 1:24,000 Date: February 2017 Produced by: NVision Insight Group Inc. and HTFC Planning & Design KM PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
33 Kinngaaluk Territorial Park Master Plan PLAN KINNGAALUK TERRITORIAL PARK MASTER NVision Insight Group and withhtfc HTFCPlanning Planning&&Design Design PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
34 Kinngaaluk KINNGAALUK Territorial TERRITORIAL Park Master PARK MASTER Plan PLAN NVision Insight Group and with HTFC Planning & Design SEAFOOD AND FISH wm7usbw i+e5 wcl nirlx3u Sanikiluaq ieys8ns b6rq Harvest Calendar mcw8i srso+m xy5p?5g x3xdbm Note: Exact harvest seasons vary year to year Legend knax ckwmziz OPPORTUNISTIC HARVEST mcw8i WFco2X5 FOCUSED HARVEST X8Nwi mcw8iu SEAFOOD AND FISH wm7usbw i+e5 wcl EIDER DUCK ut6 SEAL SNOW GOOSE N5+y5 va CANADA GOOSE i3o BERRY PICKING ki?8i BEULGA WHALE emlzw FOX tec8ix5 *POLAR BEAR Nk4 *Nkw5 N9ost/sA8Ngw uawy=fu x3+xao+m *polar bears may be encountered in the park throughout the year ut6 EIDER DUCK SEAFOOD AND FISH wm7usbw i+e5 wcl SEAL N5+y5 va SNOW GOOSE CANADA GOOSE i3o xwx/o APRIL UPINGASAQ m/5y MARCH POLAR BEAR Nk4 mw UPINGNAQ MAY FEBRUARY FKxE UKIUQ Ji JUNE JANUARY /kxe DECEMBER JMw JULY ty7we AUJAQ UKIAQ NOVEMBER xsc{t AUGUST kf7we SEPTEMBER OCTOBER y2t7we BELUGA WHALE emlzw s5+gwe UKIAKSAK BERRY PICKING ki?8i CANADA GOOSE i3o FOX SNOW GOOSE va SEAL N5+y5 EIDER DUCK ut6 tec8ix5 SEA PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
35 Breathe: Edmonton s Green Network Strategy O2 Planning + Design PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
36 Breathe: Edmonton s Green Network Strategy O2 Planning + Design PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
37 Breathe: Edmonton s Green Network Strategy O2 Planning + Design BREATHE EDMONTON S GREEN NETWORK STRATEGY BREATHE EDMONTON S GREEN NETWORK STRATEGY 1.7 A Vision for Edmonton s Green Network COMPONENTS OF THE GREEN NETWORK The open spaces of Edmonton s green network provide a wide variety of important functions for the city, encompassed by the themes of Ecology, Celebration and Wellness. People and wildlife move through the Cores Stepping Stones Edmonton offers an integrated, multifunctional network of parks and open spaces that is renowned as an iconic and defining feature of Alberta s capital city. city in response to varying objectives and desires for a diversity of resources and experiences, and the functional components of open spaces contribute to the experiences offered in each space (see FIG. 4). Ecology: Core areas provide important habitat for plants and animals, and are often buffered by spaces that support our outdoor recreational and social needs. Wetlands and riparian areas provide valuable flood mitigation services, climate change mitigation and Vegetated Riparian Areas Wetlands Corridors Urban Forest Canopy Community Gardens ECOLOGY The green network supports healthy ecosystems and diverse wildlife habitats, and meets the needs of communities present and future by connecting people with year-round opportunities to learn, commute, recharge, recreate, gather and celebrate. stop-over sites for migrating species. Ravines, greenways and urban forest stepping stones ensure that ecological and hydrological connections are maintained through the urban matrix. Celebration: Event spaces, heritage sites and community spaces provide residents and visitors with the opportunity to gather, interact and celebrate the diverse cultures of the city. Well-vegetated urban forests and pedestrian-oriented streets ensure that the city is a beautiful, scenic destination that encourages exploration. Wellness: Broadly distributed trails, corridors and sporting amenities ensure that a high quality Indigenous Cultural Sites Scenic Viewpoints Heritage Sites Lighting + Visible Spaces Public Art Community Gathering Spaces Plazas Pedestrian Oriented Streets Event Spaces Accessible Transit CELEBRATION Edmontonians are proud of their green network and enjoy sharing the diverse environmental, economic and quality-oflife benefits the green network provides. recreation and active living network is provided throughout the city. While this Strategy focuses on publicly-accessible open spaces, the green network spreads across the landscape regardless of property boundaries and jurisdictions. Ensuring a well-connected and highly diverse set of open spaces helps to make the city a satisfying and bountiful experience for residents and Playgrounds Active Transportation Pathways visitors alike. 12 Serene + Aesthetic Areas Sporting Amenities WELLNESS PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
38 Lethbridge River Valley Parks Master Plan O2 Planning + Design PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
39 Lethbridge River Valley Parks Master Plan O2 Planning + Design PLANNING AND ANALYSIS LARGE SCALE PLANIFICATION ET ANALYSE CONCEPTION À GRANDE ÉCHELLE
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41 People, Parks and Dogs - A Strategy for Sharing Vancouver s Parks space2place design inc. RESEARCH RECHERCHE
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45 Upper Fort Garry Provincial Park HTFC Planning & Design JURY S AWARD OF EXCELLENCE PRIX D EXCELLENCE DU JURY MEDIUM-SCALE PUBLIC LANDSCAPES DESIGNED BY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT (1 TO 5 HA) ESPACES PUBLICS À MOYENNE ÉCHELLE (DE 1 À 5 HA) CONÇUS PAR UN ARCHITECTE PAYSAGISTE
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