Ecological Infrastructure

Ecological infrastructure is an integrated approach to urban design bringing together landscape design, ecological planning, engineering, community participation, etc., to solve urban environmental problems (such as flooding) and to protect natural ecosystems from the pressures of urbanization. “It combines grey and green infrastructure at an ecosystem scale and emphasizes the coordination of each component and the maximization of multiple system functions, instead of the function of single component” (Li et al., 2017).

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Bonaventure Project

Groupe Roussea Lefebvre

Montréal, QC

Corktown Common

Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates

Toronto, ON

St. Patrick's Island

Civitas

Calgary, AB

Calgary Metropolitan Plan

Civitas O2 Planning + Design Inc.

Calgary, AB

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Capital Illumination Plan

National Capital Commission

Ottawa & Gatineau, ON

Urban Beehive Project

Nine Yards Studio

Charlottetown, PEI

Hastings Park Master Plan

PFS & Forrec Ltd. 

Vancouver, BC

Lethbridge River Valley 

Civitas O2 Planning + Design Inc.

Lethbridge, AB

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Surrey Bend Regional Park 

Space2Place and more

Surrey, BC

June Callwood Park

gh3

Toronto, ON

New Westminster Pier Park

PWL Partnership & Worley Parsons 

New Westminster, BC 

Frédéric-Back Park

Lemay

Montréal, Québec