Urban, Community and Regional Planning Commons^™

Axonometric Drawing, Sheridan College

Course Content

Excerpt of a Toronto Star newspaper article in 1999 about the design of the Adelaide Village in Toronto by two urban design students. It included an axonometric drawing by the students.

Roosevelt Island: Completing An Urban Community, Karin M. Kilgore

Architecture Thesis Prep

"The thesis became an architectural exploration of what makes neighborhoods and community at two scales: at the scale of the city (macrocosm), represented by the urban plan; and at the scale of the individual (microcosm), represented by the concept of house and housing. At these two contrasting scales, the main focus of the study was:

To explore how an urban design can shape community; To explore the role housing plays in the making of urban fabric/neighborhood."