Station design is one of the most exciting -- and most critical -- components of The Crosstown construction. There are a number of major considerations for station design, including: accessibility for people with disabilities, development potential, integration with surrounding communities, and minimizing construction impacts. Visit www.thecrosstown.ca for more information about The Crosstown.

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Bathurst Station
Preliminary Design
Open House #1
November 28, 2011
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Open House Overview
Part 1
• Introduction
• Crosstown Update
• Station Design 101 - Design Principles
Part 2
•Bathurst Station Preliminary Design
*Our partners in City Planning are here if you have questions
about existing development requirements in the Bathurst area
or the future Land Use Study around Crosstown Stations
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The Purpose of Tonight’s Open House
Provide a brief Crosstown project update
• Present the Crosstown station design philosophy
• Explain the anatomy of the station components and challenges
• Display the preliminary design of Bathurst Station
Most importantly:
*Get your input on the Preliminary Design early in this process.
• The architectural design will be prepared for Open House #2 in
Spring 2012. Significant outreach will follow on construction.
• Walls at the future station box are scheduled to begin at Bathurst in
2013 as part of the tunnelling process.
• Bathurst Station construction is scheduled to begin in 2014.
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Format for Feedback
• Please speak with the project team at the displays, we’re here to answer your
questions
• There are tables to write comments and for group discussions
• Please submit a feedback form tonight if possible , or send us comments
via e-mail, mail, or online at www.thecrosstown.ca by December 12, 2011
• A consultation report to inform the designers will be posted online at:
www.thecrosstown.ca
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* Final number and location of stations subject to review
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The billion transit investment from the Province of Ontario through Metrolinx
• $8.4 Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown Plan
• 25 km east-west transit corridor between Black Creek Drive and Scarborough
Centre
• 60% faster than bus service today (e.g. only 15 minutes from Keele to Yonge)
• 19 km underground tunnel (Black Creek Drive to Kennedy Station)*
• 6km seamless service will replace the SRT from Kennedy Station to Scarborough
Centre
• Up to 26 stations
*Exact alignment west of Keele Street and east of Laird Drive TBD
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First Construction Contract at
• Tunnel launch site preparation is underway
Keelesdale Park (between Black Creek Drive and Keele Street)
• Tunnelling will start in summer 2012 and head east
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Crosstown Construction Update
 Crosstown tunnel preparation work at Black Creek and Eglinton in Keelesdale Park
 Piling rigs are building concrete support walls for the future tunnel launch shaft
 The shaft will enable tunnelling eastward in summer 2012
 Soil testing for the tunnel and stations continues from Keele Street to Kennedy Station in Scarborough
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Conceptual Design of a Crosstown Station
Urban Design and Architectural Guidelines
have been developed:
• ensure positive change along the
corridor
• guide individual station designs and
achieve consistency
• guide configuration of surface
elements
• integrate surface elements with
existing and future development
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Stations 101
What’s needed to make a Station Work?
• Main Entrance
• Secondary Entrance
• Passenger Transportation (elevators, escalators)
• Mechanical and Electrical Systems
• Ventilation Shafts and Ventilation Fan Rooms
• Traction Power Substations
Guiding Principle:
Consolidate Surface Elements to enhance design & minimize impacts
•Reduce construction impacts (traffic, staging area, noise, dust )
•Preserve public space and development potential
•Save $
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Design Philosophy
• Integrate with surrounding neighbourhood
• Safe and enjoyable user experience
• Full accessibility
Accessibility for all users
• Preserve space for future re-development
• Enhance the local “sense of place”
• Long-term sustainability
• Reduce Construction Footprint & Impacts
• Reduce Costs
Compatible scale
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Accessibility Principles & Features
• Access for persons with all levels of mobility
• Elevators
• Escalators
• Low-Floor Access
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Safety and Security Features
• Monitored CCTV Security Cameras
• Urban Braille
• High Quality Lighting
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Architectural Design Approach
• Excellence in architectural/urban
design treatments
• Cost effective and maintainable
structures
• Standard station box configurations
• Creative use of materials, color,
textures, artwork, light
• Brand identification with graphics
• Use standard elements whenever
possible
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Surface Elements – Guiding Principles
• Surface elements are
most visible to public
• Integrate into local
community
• Minimize property
implications
• High quality design
• Major focus on
consolidating:
– Entrances
– Vent Shafts
– Substations
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The Approach to Guide
Detailed Design
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Integrated Artwork
• Any architectural finish can contain
integrated artwork, including:
• walls
• floors
• ceilings
• glazing
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Cross-Section
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Station Entrances
• Public spaces which fit into the
community
• Main & Secondary Entrance
• Main Entrance is fully accessible
• Use of height/massing to create
unique structure
• Highly visible, transparent,
sophisticated
• Promote Transit-Oriented
Development
• Maximize daylight opportunities
• Well lit at night
• Connect with Buses on street
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Traction Power Substations
What and Why?
• Required to provide power to the station system
• Every two kilometres, at stations
• Many different configurations
• Above ground, surface, below-ground
• Guidelines to integrate substations
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Presentation
Part 2:
Bathurst Station
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Preliminary Design by:
Crosstown Consortium
IBI Group
LEA Consulting
SNC Lavalin
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Local Context
Population Density within a 10 minute walk to Bathurst Station
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Bathurst Station – Existing Uses &
Proposed Development
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Bathurst Station – Local Context
Upper Village Business Improvement Area (BIA)
•www.uppervillagetoronto.ca
•Represents merchants, venues and services from Allen Road to Bathurst Street
•Wide selection of shops, restaurants & services
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Bathurst Station – EA (2010)
(add property numbers)
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Generic
Rendering Only
Architecture
Concept TBD
Potential Future
Secondary Entrance
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Key Advantages of New Consolidated Design
Reduces construction footprint, cost & impacts
(roadway construction reduced by 21.5 metres)
Improves look and feel from street for community
Reduces number of properties affected
Preserves potential for investment and development with
more public space
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NORTH/EAST CORNER OF
BATHURST AND EGLINTON
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NORTH/EAST CORNER OF
BATHURST AND EGLINTON
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Rear Laneway
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• Setbacks TBD
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Passenger Circulation
ISOMETRIC
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Architectural Concept:
Preliminary
Representation
•subject to change
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•subject to change
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•subject to change
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