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Evergreen Brickworks

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Questions to keep in mind

What are the natural / architectural aspects most identifiable with each location?
What happens here? What industries or businesses are most active here?
What is the social fabric of the neighbourhood? What is the level of Economic Divide, Cultural
Diversity, quality of community life?
What aspects of Social, Entertainment + Cultural Life can be experienced in this neighbourhood?
What are the origins of the location? What happens there now? What does ‘the’ (or ‘a’ potential)
history hold?

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Evergreen transformed an old brick factory into a green oasis in the heart of Toronto’s ravines. Evergreen Brick Works is a climate ready space where nature and community come together.

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can focus on:

old factories + nature coexisting

use of land for enviromental use

sense of community (markets, conferences, events, play, art)

learning about nature

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deteriorating heritage buildings into a global showcase for green design.

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Canada’s first large-scale community environmental centre in the heart of Toronto

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shows what’s possible when public places are designed thoughtfully with community and nature at their heart.

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testing ground for new ideas for better public places that we can then scale to projects and initiatives across the country

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maybe make the poster look like human anatomy walkthrough? path shaped/showing everyday activities loosely in shape of a person?

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redevelopment of the historic kiln building supports our target of becoming a carbon-neutral campus. Successful ideas are then scaled and implemented across Canada through Evergreen’s projects.

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gather and learn about how to create regenerative places in our cities where nature has the time and space to heal

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add river to the piece (holds historical value to evergreen

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historical:

clay was found and started the business of making bricks in 1882

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Don Valley brickworks gets created in 1889, in 1300 women from wendat nationv villages would use the clay to create pottery

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Poster can show a timeline of the factory/park

start with wendat nation making pottery, to don vally brickhouse being build, to now being a park with enviromental causes?

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known as torontos backyard

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centre around the idea that its always been about community, show wendat, to brick making to now markets/events and public spaces

scale up view of the timeline?

(can have kids in the bridge with wendat pottery below

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subject: community, environmental building

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bustling poster, showing all activities and communities it brings together

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river

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farmers market

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markets could be a focal subject as poster

nature walks (could be a map of the walk?

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over 30 years ago, when our founder Geoff Cape and a few friends sat around a kitchen table and asked themselves, “What if we brought nature back into the heart of our cities?”