Toronto Urban Design Awards

10sep5:30 pm10:30 pmToronto Urban Design AwardsPrivate Buildings in Context: TallAward Event TypeAward Ceremony/Gala,Recipients AnnouncedGeographical ReachON

Award Event Type

Recipients Announced & Award Ceremony / Annonce des lauréats et Cérémonie de remise des prix

Event Details

Every other year, the City of Toronto holds Urban Design Awards to acknowledge the significant contribution that architects, landscape architects, urban designers, artists, design students, and city builders make to the look and livability of our city. The awards competition offers the opportunity to receive city-wide recognition from a jury of urban visionaries.

Award Category Description

An individual building or a composition of buildings that achieve(s) urban design excellence and is precedent setting for a project of its type through its relationship to the public realm, pedestrian amenity, detailing and massing, and the natural environment.

Submissions should document and highlight how the project contributes to successful city-building through its contextual relationship, design quality and measures of sustainable design.

All types of buildings are eligible whether “landmark” or “background,” new construction or a restoration/transformation. Projects in both urban and suburban contexts will be considered.

The Private Buildings in Context category consists of three sub-categories that reflect a range of scales:

c. Tall
A tall building is generally taller than the width of the adjacent street right-of-way. A building or project that has both tall and mid-rise components should be entered in this category. Submissions may include, but are not limited to residential or commercial buildings.

Time

(Tuesday) 5:30 pm - 10:30 pm

Location

Palais Royale Ballroom

1601 Lake Shore Boulevard West Toronto, ON M6K 3C1

Edition

2019

Cycle

BIENNIAL / BIENNAL

Entities Awarded

Project / Projet

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