Nstaran Razavi - Master in Landscape Architecture

In the city of Toronto, which is famous as a multi-cultural city, landscape and architectural development is a language for formation of multiple languages and multiple cultures; however, combination of these multiple languages and cultures should not lead to an uneven understanding and perception of various cultures and lifestyles. On the one hand, designers must look for the past and intellectual memory of the cultures formed in this city and on the other hand, they must engage in the recording and transmitting of new created data. So how can designers provide their designs for the audience in such a society? And how can the optimal reading between the designers and the audience be made possible?In order to unravel this mystery in the field of landscape development in the city of Toronto and more precisely, to discover how a landscape design can communicate with the audience, I have examined Sugar Beach Park in Toronto.

Landscape Design, Urban Park, City of Toronto