Belmont Village: This City Has Curves
May 7th, 2009, by Jeremy Krygsman
Belmont Village: The Movie may not be coming to theatres near you soon, but it is a story that will touch your heart (if you like city planning, that is). It is a story about the agonizing decline of a well-known commercial strip near downtown Kitchener, now transformed into a glittering urban district. Experience the soaring, eco-industrial space of the Atrium, and the unique shapes of the Convex and Concave parks… you can see it all here in the A Digital City presentation of Belmont Village: This City has Curves.
Published March 15, 2009, and featuring the design and contributions of the TwoTen6 Team:
Andrea Horan, Laine Watson, Scott Hindle, Jeremy Krygsman, Joyce Chong, Katja Sostaric
This work was completed as part of the Plan, Design, and the Environment class at the University of Waterloo. The purpose was to take a declining commercial strip in Kitchener and redesign it into a vibrant, modern destination for live, work, and play. The area is designed to be dense, sustainable, and walkable, and human scale; it gives priority to people, not the car. I (Jeremy Krygsman) did the 3D modeling (including video creation) in 3ds Max. Additionally, I put together the display panels as in Photoshop with the help of Joyce Chong and the input of the rest of the TwoTen6 group.
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