Neighbourhood Greenprint - Halifax Regional Municipality
Neighbourhood Greenprint - Halifax Regional Municipality
Neighbourhood Greenprint - Halifax Regional Municipality
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A.3.1 Opportunity Site Areas<br />
A.2.1.1 Brewery/Staples Gottingen Street<br />
Bounded by Cogswell St, Gottingen St, Portland St, and<br />
Brunswick St.<br />
Highlights<br />
Forum 3 Outcomes<br />
• Possibility of normalizing Cogswell St. width<br />
and intersection down from six lanes. New<br />
features might include:<br />
• New sidewalks<br />
• Bike lanes/bus lanes<br />
• Wide sidewalk on north side which has best<br />
southern exposure<br />
• Cogswell should have pedestrian priority<br />
• Cogswell: More animated mixed use scale in<br />
relation to downtown<br />
• Trinity: It is the symbolic value of the site that<br />
has to be integrated, not necessarily the church<br />
• Possible connecting streets with other uses/<br />
buildings/heritage via Maitland extension and<br />
internal courtyards<br />
• Integrate pedestrian linkages<br />
• View planes: 7 Storyes currently allowed<br />
• View of church spires in area<br />
• Portland: More residential scale<br />
• Working within 125 people/acre<br />
Introduction & Background<br />
A.3<br />
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