Share your Ontario memories & visions, then let’s take action and make it happen! Speakers Include: Karen Carter, Museum Consultant Zahra Ebrahim, Public Interest Designer Ken Greenberg, Greenberg Consultants Inc. Mark Mattson, Swim Drink Fish Canada Supported by: Waterfront for All & Park People
Opened in 1971, Ontario Place was a project seeking to revitalize Toronto’s waterfront by creating a large urban park on a previously neglected segment of the shoreline. This multi award-winning project consists of 90 acres of man-made islands and lagoons, with the centerpiece of the complex being the five exhibition pavilions suspended high above the […]
Opened in 1971, Ontario Place was an innovative and unprecedented project seeking to revitalize Toronto’s waterfront by creating a large urban park on a previously neglected segment of the shoreline. This multi award-winning project consists of 90 acres of man-made islands and lagoons, with the centerpiece of the complex being the five exhibition pavilions suspended […]
