#lowerdonlands

What if this space was used as a pier on one side and a child's playground/dog park with easy accessibility for disabled. This is for users to admire the beautiful view and attract a wide variety of users and include everyone in the community. #futureTO #LowerDonLands #TOthewaterfront ~Claire~

This railroad track was apart of the Grand Trunk railway system through the Don Lands. It was built in 1856 and went from Toronto to Montreal and was used for industry and commerce. It is now abandoned and walked over by pedestrians. #navigazing #lowerdonlands #TOtheWaterfront ~Claire~

What if this road had shops and restaurants along it to create a more lively and welcoming area while catering to present and future users? #futureTO #lowerdonlands #TOthewaterfront -Lilah

What if there was green space, trails and picnic tables along Toronto's waterfront, encouraging people to get outside and enjoy the view of the city? -Kate #tothewaterfront #lowerdonlands

Native Americans used this river as a canoeing route to get into the city before it was industrialized and blocked in. #lowerdonlands - Maddie

What if there were restaurants and retail along this street so that people are encouraged to come and enjoy the area? This is the main street of the neighbourhood, therefore it will be heavily used. #futureTO #lowerdonlands - Maddie

What if the Gardiner Expressway was underground, would it make the landscape and view prettier?? #futureTO #LowerDonlands #TOtheWaterfront ~Tamara~

What if there was a sound barrier dividing walkers and bikers from the noise traffic of the Gardener Expressway? This would be possible by growing tall plants to entrap or absorb sound vibrations or by putting up an attractive and effective partition, such as a fence. This would encourage a wider range of users to walk, bike, or run through the trails of the Lower Don Lands. #futureTO #LowerDonLands #TOtheWaterfront -Emma