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Khashayar Nasiri | 2025-03-27
East Willowdale in Focus: Land use, Demographic and History

Inspired by ancient Babylon’s Queen Semiramis. Park and Willow Urban Studio designs modern neighbourhoods where resilient nature, flowing infrastructure, and strong architecture meet.

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Khashayar Nasiri | 2025-04-21
Neighborhood Profile: East Willowdale

*Discover how East Willowdale is evolving from transit gaps and housing shifts to hidden patterns in how people move, live, and work. This full report offers valuable insights for planners, researchers, and anyone curious about the future of this North York community.

Khashayar Nasiri | 2025-08-31
What If,

*A look at how zoning shapes daily life, using a neighborhood convenience store as a key example of accessible, walkable urban planning.

Armin Jahromi | 2025-03-28
Kennedy Park in Focus: Land Use, Demographics and History

* In this post, we explore Kennedy Park’s land use, demographics, and transit, highlighting its evolution and future development.

Khashayar Nasiri | 2025-03-27
East Willowdale in Focus: Land use, Demographic and History

*In this post, we explore East Willowdale In this post, we explore land use, demographics, and transit, highlighting its evolution and future development.

Armin Jahromi | 2025-06-03
Creeks, Greens, and Flow: Natural Features of Kennedy Park

A thematic map of Kennedy Park highlighting Taylor Massey Creek, local waterways, green spaces, and how they shape the neighborhood’s natural and urban landscape.

Armin Jahromi | 2025-04-23
Neighborhood Profile: Kennedy Park

Discover the shifts driving change in this Scarborough Junction neighbourhood, and the deeper story behind the data.

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