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Housing on the Line

Housing on the Line

This proposal reimagines Ossington Station as a catalyst for fine-grained urban intensification, pairing new public housing with an expanded and safer transit network. By introducing housing above the station and distributing access through a series of mid-block connector buildings along Bloor Street, the project promotes incremental growth while resisting large-scale block consolidation. The result is a more accessible transit hub, a new resident landscape above, and a replicable model for delivering missing-middle density within Toronto’s established neighbourhoods.

The concept for this study was initiated by Superkul architects with support from Neptis Foundation and MCM

Status: Completed

Renderings: Aron Lorincz Ateliers

Location: Toronto, ON

Type: Mixed use, housing, transit

Team: Andrew Hill, Jennifer Kudlats, Yu Chu Su, Melody Matin, Nathan Shakura