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Karyna St-Pierre / Julie Parenteau / Émilie Labrousse / Pierre-Yves Diehl (Open Category)

Winner - Open Category

Sudbury 2050 - Urban Design Ideas Competition / Concours d'idées de conception urbaine

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Sudbury in 2050

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Watercourses

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Ecosystems

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The pedestrian center

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The Architecture

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Circulation - Undergrowth

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Choosing a location in consultation

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GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE COMPETITOR


Distinction	Winner - Open Category
Doc. level	75%

Description

It's springtime in Sudbury. A northern spring, where a winter city grows. It's the return of the river that reappears to welcome skaters and pedal boats. It's the blossoming of green and blue flows that cross the city to make it a northern lung. A fertile season of innovative solutions, progress and sustainable development. Innovative models of housing, urban agriculture and human scale.

Revealing, Regenerating and Uniting. Three actions to make Sudbury a unique, vibrant and evolving ecosystem. Revealing the beauty of the landscape, biodiversity and a warm northernness. The old waterways reappear and are returned to the population. The downtown core is opened up and connected to the rest of Greater Sudbury. The community is at the heart of the transformations that are shaping public space. It is actively engaged in the vision and changes.

Landscape, heritage and community are united through new living spaces. Architecture is being redesigned for energy efficiency and food self-sufficiency. Circulation forms a new, connected and vibrant urban fabric, tested and built as a community.

It's springtime,
The sap circulates freely.

(Competitor's text)

(Unofficial automated translation)

Jury Report

Winner - "Sève" - OPEN CATEGORY $50, 000 PRIZE

(Montréal - Canada)

Karyna St.-Pierre, Julie Paranteau, Emilie Labrousse, Pierre-Yves Diehl

"An elegant and sophisticated handling of a revitalized city, deftly imagined at an urban scale that heightens community within Sudbury. At all levels, from regional connections to fine urban grain, the scheme shows the promise of revitalized laneways, and suave connections between timber frame commercial spaces and innovative, rewilded commons or public spaces. The team integrates nature, culture and heritage seamlessly, as envisioned by its Francophone team of designers..." - Lisa Rochon, Competition Juror, award-winning journalist for the national Globe and Mail newspaper, architecture critic author and founder of CityLab in Toronto.

(From jury report)

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37 scanned / 37 viewable

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