548 Toronto

Right Homes in the Right Places

Imagine a city without enough housing choice to help people make the leap from one life stage to the next. That’s exactly what’s happening as cities grow more expensive and available housing stock continues to decline. The housing continuum explains it best, which highlights the range of housing types that should be available in a community—an assortment of housing types, each critically important for different people at different times in their lives. A healthy city needs to have many options available at all points on the spectrum to ensure every citizen’s needs are being met.

Traffic & Access

Our proposal is located at the intersection of numerous transportation modes, with excellent access to transit and cycling infrastructure. In support of the proposed rezoning and associated development vision, Bunt & Associates completed a Transportation Impact Assessment (TIA). This investigation included an analysis of the expected impact that proposal will have on local area traffic, along with its parking demand, mobility context, proposed site access and circulation, and potential Transportation Demand Management (TDM) strategies for lowering traffic and parking demands. The outcomes of this study are outlined in more detail in the transportation section of this Application Brief, but the conclusions reinforce the very walkable and pedestrian forward nature of the site.