And the Winner is… KPMB, West 8 and Greenberg Consultants

Harbour Landing – the proposal from KPMB Architects, West 8 and Greenberg Consultants Inc. – has been selected as the winning entry in the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and Harbour Square Park Innovative Design Competition.

PUBLISHED: APRIL 10, 2015
BY: CHRISTOPHER MCKINNON

Earlier this afternoon, we announced that the team of KPMB Architects, West 8 and Greenberg Consultants Inc. and their proposal – dubbed Harbour Landing –have been selected as the winning entry in the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal and Harbour Square Park Innovative Design Competition.

If you haven’t had a chance to take a look at their stunning proposal, check it out below:

 

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Big congratulations to the winning team!

Look for a blog post with a full video and photo recap from the event early next week – but for now, we’d just like to leave you with the fourteen beautiful renderings from the Harbour Square proposal.

Hi-res versions of all the renderings available upon request.

Bird's eye view of the cafe and parkchildren playing in Harbour Square ParkDetailed view of the ferry terminal buildingEntrance to the new ferry terminalInterior view of the new ferry terminalLooking from the terminal entrance to the parkNew pathways in the parkView from the ferry terminal exit to Harbour Square ParkView of Harbour Square Park landscapeView of the park looking toward the waterView of the park with Jack's Got Your Back sculptureNew water's edge promenadeWater's edge promenade at Harbour Square Park

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