Ville de Laval
Ville de Laval
Ville de Laval
Ville de Laval
Virtual open house
Virtual open house
Virtual open house
Virtual open house
Context
The city of Laval adopted a new Urbanism Code (CDU) in November 2022 to modernize its planning rules and provide a better framework for the development of the territory. The updated regulations focus on urban design rather than merely separating land uses, fostering cohesive and sustainable living spaces. It better protects natural environments, encourages sustainable mobility and adapts standards in agricultural zones. The city has also introduced a transitional bylaw to facilitate adaptation to the new rules.
Context
The city of Laval adopted a new Urbanism Code (CDU) in November 2022 to modernize its planning rules and provide a better framework for the development of the territory. The updated regulations focus on urban design rather than merely separating land uses, fostering cohesive and sustainable living spaces. It better protects natural environments, encourages sustainable mobility and adapts standards in agricultural zones. The city has also introduced a transitional bylaw to facilitate adaptation to the new rules.
The city of Laval adopted a new Urbanism Code (CDU) in November 2022 to modernize its planning rules and provide a better framework for the development of the territory. The updated regulations focus on urban design rather than merely separating land uses, fostering cohesive and sustainable living spaces. It better protects natural environments, encourages sustainable mobility and adapts standards in agricultural zones. The city has also introduced a transitional bylaw to facilitate adaptation to the new rules.
The city of Laval adopted a new Urbanism Code (CDU) in November 2022 to modernize its planning rules and provide a better framework for the development of the territory. The updated regulations focus on urban design rather than merely separating land uses, fostering cohesive and sustainable living spaces. It better protects natural environments, encourages sustainable mobility and adapts standards in agricultural zones. The city has also introduced a transitional bylaw to facilitate adaptation to the new rules.
The city of Laval adopted a new Urbanism Code (CDU) in November 2022 to modernize its planning rules and provide a better framework for the development of the territory. The updated regulations focus on urban design rather than merely separating land uses, fostering cohesive and sustainable living spaces. It better protects natural environments, encourages sustainable mobility and adapts standards in agricultural zones. The city has also introduced a transitional bylaw to facilitate adaptation to the new rules.
Mandate
Offer a “Virtual Open House” experience on the revision of Ville de Laval's urban planning bylaws to inform citizens.
Solution
Initially planned as a Doors Open tour in each sector of the city, this project was converted, adapted and redesigned into an interactive activation in view of the exceptional situation due to Covid-19 and the health restrictions in force.
A website was designed, created and coded to bring the concept to life in a fun and educational way.
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Mandate
Offer a “Virtual Open House” experience on the revision of Ville de Laval's urban planning bylaws to inform citizens.
Solution
Initially planned as a Doors Open tour in each sector of the city, this project was converted, adapted and redesigned into an interactive activation in view of the exceptional situation due to Covid-19 and the health restrictions in force.
A website was designed, created and coded to bring the concept to life in a fun and educational way.