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Updated: Over 7,300 residential units are planned surrounding the Yonge and Davisville intersection in Midtown Toronto, including towers up to 53 storeys.
Inspired by @_StephenVelasco's models of future growth for Toronto, I was inspired to try something similar for Mississauga.
Earlier this year, I started exploring how to make that happen.
Over the past few months, I learned Blender from scratch and built most of the project myself, using downloaded models, including houses, alongside my own modelling, City data and project drawings.
Approximately 6,000 residential units are planned surrounding the Lawrence-Weston intersection, including towers up to 54 storeys. The area is serviced by nearby Weston GO and UP Express Stations.
A look at development surrounding Consumers Road Business Park near the Victoria Park and Sheppard intersection in North York.
Over 14,000 residential units are planned in the area including towers up to 49 storeys.
Updated growth projections of the future Yonge and Eglinton skyline in Midtown Toronto.
Over 25,000 residential units and towers up to 70 storeys are planned in the neighbourhood.
A look at development surrounding the future Thorncliffe Park subway station. Over 5,300 residential units are currently planned in the area, including towers up to 56 storeys.
Updated look at development surrounding Bayview and Eglinton in Midtown Toronto, where over 5,000 residential units are currently planned, including towers up to 46 storeys.
A look at development activity in Islington-City Centre West, Etobicoke, where approximately 20,000 residential units are currently planned, including towers up to 61 storeys.
The area is serviced by Islington and Kipling subway stations along TTC Line 2 and Kipling GO.