
The Power of Blue and Green Spaces to Revolutionize Urban Design
You may not have heard the terms “blue” and “green” spaces, but as Dennis Pieprz - a principal at Sasaki - and John Richard - a director of urban design at NAK Design Strategies - point out, they’re absolutely critical to your mental health and well-being because they’re the things you interact with every day that impact how you feel about your community.

Canada's Most Extensive Low-Impact Development on the Waterfront
Lakeview Village is transforming the idea of what a sustainable community can look like. As the most extensive low-impact development (LID) in Canada, and with shoreline access to Lake Ontario, it's a project that shows how urbanity can coexist with nature thanks to an investment in and focus on innovation.

Groundbreaking: Lakeview Village Celebrates Major Milestones
The vision for Lakeview Village is becoming a reality with the breaking ground celebration for the community’s first residential building and innovative district energy system, and City officials took a tour of the site to witness construction progress. The events marked a significant leap forward for the community - one that highlights the deep commitment to create something that will foster community, drive innovation and sustainable building, and set a new standard of living for waterfront neighbourhoods across the country.

The Power of Blue and Green Spaces to Revolutionize Urban Design
You may not have heard the terms “blue” and “green” spaces, but as Dennis Pieprz - a principal at Sasaki - and John Richard - a director of urban design at NAK Design Strategies - point out, they’re absolutely critical to your mental health and well-being because they’re the things you interact with every day that impact how you feel about your community.

Canada's Most Extensive Low-Impact Development on the Waterfront
Lakeview Village is transforming the idea of what a sustainable community can look like. As the most extensive low-impact development (LID) in Canada, and with shoreline access to Lake Ontario, it's a project that shows how urbanity can coexist with nature thanks to an investment in and focus on innovation.

Groundbreaking: Lakeview Village Celebrates Major Milestones
The vision for Lakeview Village is becoming a reality with the breaking ground celebration for the community’s first residential building and innovative district energy system, and City officials took a tour of the site to witness construction progress. The events marked a significant leap forward for the community - one that highlights the deep commitment to create something that will foster community, drive innovation and sustainable building, and set a new standard of living for waterfront neighbourhoods across the country.

The Power of Blue and Green Spaces to Revolutionize Urban Design
You may not have heard the terms “blue” and “green” spaces, but as Dennis Pieprz - a principal at Sasaki - and John Richard - a director of urban design at NAK Design Strategies - point out, they’re absolutely critical to your mental health and well-being because they’re the things you interact with every day that impact how you feel about your community.