Reimagining the LeBreton Flats Park District
Students were invited to propose innovative planning and design ideas for the LeBreton Flats Parks District. The challenge aimed to bring fresh design perspectives to this unique area, building upon its importance to the Algonquin people, historical significance and future potential.
The jury is in, and the winners are…
First place
Leah Dykstra, Nvar Ali and Chloe Bullen
School of Urban and Regional Planning, Queen's
University
Second place
Ethan Thomas and Gianluca Ongaro
Laurentian University's McEwen School of Architecture
Honourable mention – Most thought provoking
Molly Barkowsky and Taryn Plater
School of Community and Regional Planning, University
of British Columbia
11 schools from across Canada participated in this year’s challenge and we received proposals from 24 teams. The jury has finished deliberating and it’s time to see their designs, which are at once thought-provoking and ingenuous, connected, convivial and inclusive.
When
May 23, from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Meet the jury
A jury of interdisciplinary planning, urbanism, landscape architecture, design and site management professionals reviewed the submissions and selected the competition winners:
- Susan Fisher, OALA
- Kate-Issima Francin, M.Arch., MUP
- Andrew Sacret, RPP, MCIP
- Steve Gauthier, OUQ, RPP, MCIP
- Caroline Guimond
- Brandon Lind, M.Arch.
- Jonathan Loschmann, OALA, CSLA, LEED AP
- Kelly McRae, RPP, MCIP
- Hieu Nguyen, RPP, MCIP
- Jenny Trinh, OALA, CSLA
- Laura Mueller