Illustrations and Proposed Building
Forms
| The above illustration depicts the type of atmosphere and characteristics
for the proposed 1st Ave. N.E. Commercial Strip, looking East (picture on
the left) and looking West (picture on the right). |
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The illustration to the left shows the Memorial Archway centered
in the 1st Ave.N.E. Plaza which also acts as a gateway to the plaza from
the pedestrain and vehicle roadway of 9th street N.E. It also acts
as a connection between the the southern commercial node near the LRT Station
and the 1st Ave. Strip. |
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This illustration to the left depicts a scene for the 1st Ave. N.E. commercial
strip.
The use of "U" shaped benches, vegetation, and periodic extensions of the
sidewalk into the street as a traffic calming measure and place for locals
to linger.
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This is an illustration of the Mixed Use building form that will
encorporate commercial on the first floor, office space or residential space
on the second floor, and then residential on the third floor. |
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The illustration above represents a Manhatten Loft style building proposed
for the residential sector of Bridgeland-Riverside. The illustration
to the right depicts a Three-Storey Walk-Up residential building.
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This is an example of the proposed Single Family homes that could
be incorporated into the existing residential area of Bridgeland-Riveside.
A two storey building type would increase the number of homes that could
be developed in an area, and yet decrease the overall footprint and impact
upon the land. |
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