Sun, wind, and pedestrian comfort : a study of Toronto's central area / by Peter Bosselmann [and others] for the Department of Planning and Development, City of Toronto.

Title & Author:

Sun, wind, and pedestrian comfort : a study of Toronto's central area / by Peter Bosselmann [and others] for the Department of Planning and Development, City of Toronto.

Publication:

[Toronto, Ont.] : The Dept., [1991]

Description:

v, 186 pages : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.

Series:

Cityplan '91 ; 25

Notes:
"This report describes a joint urban design study by the Center for Environmental Design Research at the University of California at Berkeley and the Centre for Landscape [Architecture] Research at the University of Toronto"--Page 1.
"April 1991."
Includes bibliographical references.

Subject:

City planning Ontario Toronto.
Central business districts Ontario Toronto.
Architecture and climate Ontario Toronto.
Urban ecology (Biology) Ontario Toronto.
Pedestrians Ontario Toronto.
Architecture et climat Ontario Toronto.
Écologie urbaine Ontario Toronto.
Piétons Ontario Toronto.
Architecture and climate
Central business districts
City planning
Pedestrians
Urban ecology (Biology)
Ontario Toronto

Added entries:

Bosselmann, Peter.
Toronto (Ont.). Planning and Development Department.
University of California, Berkeley. Center for Environmental Design Research.
University of Toronto. Centre for Landscape Architecture Research.
Cityplan '91 ; 25.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 238259
Call No.: BIB 168117
Status: Available

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