St. Lawrence Neighbourhood social housing and mixed-income model

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mixed-income housing model neighbourhood design concept social housing model urban planning model

The St. Lawrence Neighbourhood social housing and mixed-income model is an influential urban planning and housing approach that integrates subsidized and market-rate units in a dense, walkable, mixed-use community to promote social diversity and livability.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	mixed-income housing model ⓘ neighbourhood design concept ⓘ social housing model ⓘ urban planning model ⓘ
aimsTo	avoid concentration of poverty ⓘ encourage walking and transit use ⓘ enhance urban livability ⓘ promote social integration ⓘ support mixed-income communities ⓘ
associatedWith	St. Lawrence Neighbourhood NERFINISHED ⓘ
emphasizes	design quality in affordable housing ⓘ integration of housing with schools and community services ⓘ partnerships between public and private sectors ⓘ public sector leadership in neighbourhood development ⓘ
hasCharacteristic	dense urban form ⓘ emphasis on pedestrian priority ⓘ family-oriented housing ⓘ fine-grained block structure ⓘ human-scaled streetscapes ⓘ integration of community facilities ⓘ integration of subsidized and market-rate housing units ⓘ limited high-rise development ⓘ livability objective ⓘ mid-rise building typology ⓘ mixed tenure housing ⓘ mixed-use development ⓘ publicly accessible open spaces ⓘ social diversity objective ⓘ street-oriented building entrances ⓘ walkable street network ⓘ
includes	co-operative housing components ⓘ market condominium units ⓘ non-profit housing providers ⓘ public housing components ⓘ rental housing units ⓘ
influenced	later mixed-income housing developments in Canada ⓘ urban design practice in North America ⓘ
influencedBy	European urban design precedents ⓘ traditional main-street patterns ⓘ
locatedIn	Canada ⓘ Ontario ⓘ Toronto ⓘ
recognizedAs	influential example of mixed-income neighbourhood planning ⓘ successful model of inner-city revitalization ⓘ
supports	ground-floor retail along key streets ⓘ integration of parks and courtyards within blocks ⓘ
usedAs	case study in planning education ⓘ reference model for social housing policy ⓘ

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