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TTC Vaughan

2017 , Toronto, Ontario
Design Architect: Grimshaw Architects
Client: Toronto Transit Commission
Categories: Airports and Transportation
About project
About project

The Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC) Station, represents the end of the line of the TTC’s Spadina Line Extension. The line spans the 8.6 km distance between the existing Downsview Station on the Spadina Line located in Toronto, to the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre in the Region of York.

The design features column-free structures with high ceilings and bright open spaces that allow daylight to penetrate deeply into the station.

Sustainable initiatives include a cool roof to the main entrance; a green roof to the electrical substation; increased daylight levels to reduce electric lighting usage; energy-efficient lighting in illuminated wayfinding; water-efficient plumbing fixtures; reduced stormwater runoff into the municipal drainage system by utilizing green roof landscaping and soft landscaping areas adjacent to other building runoff areas; and bicycle parking.

Location: Toronto, Ontario
Engineer of Record: ARUP Canada
Design Architect: Grimshaw Architects
Architect of Record: Adamson Associates Architects
Client: Toronto Transit Commission
Size: 193,718 sf / 17,997 sm
Program:
Transit Station icon
Transit Station
Bicycle Parking icon
Bicycle Parking
Direct Underground Connections to 2 Bus Terminals (VIVA / YRT) icon
Direct Underground Connections to 2 Bus Terminals (VIVA / YRT)
Completion: 2017