Canadian Society of Landscape Architects, National Award (2018)
Redefining "dog park".
Berczy Park shares a unique triangular shaped lot with the iconic flatiron Gooderham Building in the heart of the Old Toronto district. A welcoming, public space, the revitalized park takes a whimsical approach to the fountain centerpiece tradition. The two-tiered cast iron fountain, inspired by a late-19th century design, features waterworks through hand-painted dog sculptures. The park revitalization project, designed by Claude Cormier et Assocés, won the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects’ 2018 National Award.
Smith + Andersen was engaged as the mechanical, electrical, and lighting consultant for the project. The park is illuminated with low level bollards and light poles inspired by the historical architecture of the surrounding area. The fountain and the Gooderham Building mural are both strategically lit to feature the intricate artistry while enticing pedestrians with an inviting glow.
Redefining "dog park".
Berczy Park shares a unique triangular shaped lot with the iconic flatiron Gooderham Building in the heart of the Old Toronto district. A welcoming, public space, the revitalized park takes a whimsical approach to the fountain centerpiece tradition. The two-tiered cast iron fountain, inspired by a late-19th century design, features waterworks through hand-painted dog sculptures. The park revitalization project, designed by Claude Cormier et Assocés, won the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects’ 2018 National Award.
Smith + Andersen was engaged as the mechanical, electrical, and lighting consultant for the project. The park is illuminated with low level bollards and light poles inspired by the historical architecture of the surrounding area. The fountain and the Gooderham Building mural are both strategically lit to feature the intricate artistry while enticing pedestrians with an inviting glow.