CO-DESIGNING THE ACTIVE CITY: 12 COMMUNITIES IN ACTION.
Our 12 pilot projects show great variety in their location, process, and results. We have worked in rural, suburban, and urban contexts in three provinces and have engaged a wide range of stakeholders, partners, and community members. Each project encountered successes and challenges, but we have learned many lessons and best practices from our on-the-ground collaborations!
Learning from different partnerships.
Highlighting collective skills.
Reinventing a former railway line with tactical urbanism.
Professional and collaborative expertise.
From citizen vision to professional action.
Active transportation to improve a neighbourhood’s health.
Complete Streets in a rural area.
A neighbourhood revitalization movement.
From temporary to permanent measures.
Slowing automobile traffic for a safer environment.
Citizen participation as a tool for inclusivity.
Exploring a walkable rural context.
Growing Community Connections.
A diverse and active community
Co-designing for the “regional” and “commuter” scales with Acadia, Haysboro, Fairview, Kingsland, Willow Ridge and Southwood.
If you were inspired by our work in the field, we encourage you to click the link below to learn about the stages of our participatory planning process. Maybe your community will be motivated to co-design your own active neighbourhoods!