CASE STUDY

Initial Research by: Desiree Theriault

Edited by: Samantha Miller & Nicole Brekelmans

Case study compiled in 2017

 

 

Project:  Brandt's Creek Crossing

Type of Urban Strategy: Industrial Landscapes, Green Cities 

Type of Project: Remediation / Brownfield redevelopment 

Location: Kelowna, British Columbia

Date Designed/Planned: 1995

Construction Completed:  2000

Designer: Canada Lands Company Limited

 

The project looks at remediating the old CN Rail Yards that came at a crossroad between downtown Kelowna and the old Brandt Creek. The developers aimed to reinvigorate the area by restoring the small creek and creating an iconic neighbourhood that would strive to remediate the landscape of the former industrial train site.

 

Today the Brandt Creek Crossing neighbourhood is one of the most iconic communities in Kelowna and has been one of the stepping stones in brownfield redevelopment (CMHC, 2006).