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Public Plaza at CN Tower

Public Plaza at CN Tower

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Designer:

IBI Group

Location:

Toronto, ON

The re-design of the public realm at the base of the Toronto CN Tower and public space connecting Toronto’s Entertainment District south to Bremner Boulevard provides a modern design language, celebrating the relationship between land, water, sky, and the human spirit. Human traffic flow and wayfinding were crutial to the success of the design for access not only to the CN Tower, but also to the new Ripley’s Aquarium and the Rogers Centre.