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Figure List
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Cover Image: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig. 1: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Context Map.
Fig. 2: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig. 3: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Methodology
Fig 4: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.(video)
Fig 5: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Paths of Movement.
Fig 6: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Paths of Movement.
Fig 7: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park Zone 4 Age Distribution and Activities.
Fig 8: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Paths of Movement.
Public Spaces
Fig 9: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto. (cover photo)
Fig 10: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 11: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 12: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Zone 2
Fig 13: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.(video)
Fig 14: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 15: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 16: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Types of Movement.
Fig 17: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Day/Night Demographics.
Fig 18: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Age Distribution and Activities.
Fig 19: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Paths of Movement.
Zone 4
Fig 20: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.(video)
Fig 21: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 22: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 23: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park Zone 4 Types of Movement.
Fig 24: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park Zone 4 Day/Night Demographics.
Fig 25: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park Zone 4 Age Distribution and Activities.
Fig 26: Sejdinovic, Lejla. David Crombie Park Zone 4 Paths of Movement.
Zone 6
Fig 27:Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.(video)
Fig 28: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 29: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 30: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park Zone 6 Stationary Users.
Fig 31: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park Zone 6 Demographics.
Fig 32: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park Zone 6 Paths of Movement.
Fig 33: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park Zone 6 Stationary Activity.
Fig 34: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Evaluation
Fig 34: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto. (cover photo)
Fig 35: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 36: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto.
Fig 37: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park Zone 2 Paths of Movement and Staying.
Fig 38: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park Significant Buildings.
Fig 39: Babcock, Reese. David Crombie Park Significant Buildings.
References
Fig 40: Bursey, Liam. David Crombie Park. September 2020. Toronto. (cover photo)
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