TimelapseTO

This initiative was created by CUI and Maximum City to engage youth in discussions about the changes happening in their community. Five Timelapse workshops were held across the city in 2017. The workshops used large-scale maps and colourful, tactile materials to give youth the opportunity to imagine, design and discuss the future of their neighbourhood.

Details

Type:

Initiative

Date:

January 2017

Partners:

Maximum City
Canadian Urban Institute

Related

January 15

Environmental Scan of Seniors Social Housing Models

Insights into the delivery models that better connect low- and moderate-income seniors living in social housing with health-related and supportive services

September 23

Housing for Older Canadians: Designing the Project

Designing the Project provides an overview of the design and development process for creating housing for the “over 55” market. It includes examples of successful housing models and projects. These examples are a useful resource for housing developers, municipalities and non-profits groups who are creating affordable seniors housing.

Older Adults/Seniors Recreational Services Strategy

CUI developed a Recreational Services Strategy to help the Town of Ajax respond to the leisure, social and physical space needs of an aging population

August 4

Housing for Older Canadians: Understanding the Market

Housing for Older Canadians is the definitive guide for understanding the “over 55” housing market. This volume provides an overview of demographics, trends and housing options: a useful resource for developers, municipalities and senior’s organizations.

Supporting the Big Shift with Age Friendly Development

A survey of research on population aging in relation to transit, with case studies from Canada and around the world on transit-friendly policies and transit infrastructure, and housing forms designed to appeal to seniors

Repositioning Age-Friendly Communities

Research on the extent to which the concept of Age Friendly Communities (AFC) complements or is consistent with other mainstream planning concepts such as Smart Growth and Healthy Cities

Investigating Active Transportation and Seniors in Toronto

Lessons to inform financial investment decisions in urban planning and public safety, to encourage active transportation among our older populations