
Introducing the Southlands & Woodbine Social
Part of the City-led Secondary Plan Study, new mid-rise urban neighbourhoods are designed for people’s daily needs and the planet’s well-being.
The Southlands and Woodbine Social, together encompassing 190 acres, offer an abundance of entertainment and work opportunities, all supported by incredible transit connections, including a new GO station.
7 Big Ideas for a
Distinctive Urban Character

01
Parks, Parks, Parks
Green spaces define the area and enhance the quality of life.

04
Balanced Community
The project fosters a diverse community by balancing places to live, work and play.

07
Distinct Neighbourhoods
The area is divided into five distinct neighbourhoods, each
with a unique character.

02
A New Boulevard
Connecting all of Woodbine, the boulevard is both a thoroughfare and a hub of city life.

05
Local Hubs
Each “petal” of the development has its own centre, providing convenient local areas of activity.

03
Public Transit Integration
Links to public transportation ensure accessibility and integration with the city beyond.

06
Green Edges
These buffers transform constraints into opportunities by mitigating noise and enhancing the landscape.

How 190 Acres Adds Up
20k
NEW HOMES
35.5k
RESIDENTS
16.9k
SF RESIDENTIAL
10,500
NEW JOBS
612k
SF COMMUNITY
& CIVIC USES
2.25M
SF EMPLOYMENT
1.27M
SF PUBLIC PARKS
15%
SPACE AS PARKLAND
1.27M
SF POPS
Key Place Principles


01.
Open
Integrate parks and squares to create a balance between built and natural elements.
02.
Connected
Create streets that function as both thoroughfares and destinations, fostering urban life with shops and activity.
03.
Rational
Use the right number of streets and blocks for coherence, legibility and accessibility.
04.
Diverse
Offer varied spaces and buildings to enhance the area’s richness and appeal.
05.
Flexible
Create a structure adaptable to future changes and needs.
06.
Complete at Every Stage
Make every development phase functional and appealing.
07.
A Place of its Place
Reflect the unique identity and context of Woodbine.

The Team





