Food access
A greenhouse and food hub can support local growing, fresh produce access, and practical education for residents.
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Visions of a safer community alternative
These drawings and renderings invite residents, neighbours, and decision-makers to see what is possible when public space is guided by care instead of demolition.
With gratitude to the OCAD students and professors who volunteered their time, skill, imagination, and care to render and draw these images. Their work helps the community see a safer path forward and strengthens the movement to protect St. James Town residents.
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Prevents heavy construction
Climate Adaptive Repurposing would need no heavy demolition, dust, vibration, waste, and long construction impacts near homes.
Community benefit
The concept turns a threatened space into a year-round community asset instead of only a construction site.
Back the safer path
Ask officials to review the greenhouse alternative before demolition proceeds.
This is a call to protect residents, honour community imagination, and demand a plan that creates health, food access, education, and dignity instead of avoidable dust and disruption.