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Faculty of Environmental Design
1999/2000 |
CLIFF BUNGALOW-MISSION
Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
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MISSION STATEMENT
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In keeping with the policies of the Calgary Municipal
Development Plan, we propose the sensitive intensification of residential
and commercial densities within the inner city community of Cliff
Bungalow-Mission. This process of intensification seeks to respect the
traditional character of the area through the protection of streetscapes
that pay attention to human scale, as well as the prevention of sharp contrasts
in massing of adjacent buildings. This process will also seek to manage densities
surrounding the Elbow River Riparian area. This process will focus on developing
creative and appropriate solutions. We are planning for the future of the
community within the greater context of the city while ensuring the advantages
of a variety of built form, the value of the natural environment, and maintenance
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RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL LAND USE OBJECTIVES
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To identify areas where the conservation of and rehabilitation of existing
and viable housing should be encouraged.
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To identify areas where redevelopment and higher residential densities should
be encouraged, define the form of the redevelopment, and recommend a land
use designation that achieves these objectives.
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To propose land use designations that will ensure sensitivity to the riparian
area of the Elbow River. Land use designations should account for the impact
of massing and overshadowing on experience of the adjoining amenity area
and the ability of the natural systems in the riparian zone to withstand
the impact of increased human impact.
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To identify how the objectives of increased residential densities could be
achieved through a commercially designated area that incorporates a residential
function. This is achieved through a new zoning designation.
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To identify land in the Cliff Bungalow-Mission commercial area that could
incorporate a residential component should they ever be redeveloped.
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To design a new zoning pattern that that reflects a desire to increase the
residential densities of the community, while promoting the vitality of the
shopping streets in the area.
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THE SENSI-DENSITY TEAM |
Gord Dickson:
dicksongord@hotmail.com
Hugo Haley: oohugo@hotmail.com
Cyndie Prpich: caprpich@ucalgary.ca |
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Faculty of Environmental
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