Warehouse Campus Neighbourhood Central Park

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Design view of Warehouse Campus Park area

Illustrative image only. No design work has been initiated

Located in the Downtown Warehouse District, the Warehouse Campus Neighborhood Central Park will cover 1.25 hectares (roughly 12,500 square meters or just over two football fields) between 106 and 107 Streets and Jasper Avenue to 102 Avenue.

By 2030, an estimated 25,000 residents are expected to be living Downtown. This park will serve as a major public amenity for residents and businesses.

This project is a significant Catalyst Project identified in the Capital City Downtown Plan, and is fully funded by the Capital City Downtown Community Revitalization Levy.

Drop-in Information Session

The project's vision, goals and design parameters for a unique downtown park design were shared at a drop-in information session on June 4, 2019 at Norquest College.

Session Materials

Display Boards

Key Features

Warehouse Campus Park Design View

This image is for illustration purposes only. No design work has been initiated (PDF 268kb)

Warehouse Campus Park Area Aerial View

The aerial view shows the properties that will be included in the new park (PDF 1.4MB)

Timelines

January 2019 - Land Acquisition

In February 2017, City Council approved commencement of expropriation of four parcels in the Central Warehouse Area for the park.

In January 2019, Council approved expropriation of the final property needed for the park. The City has secured 1.25 hectares in total for the park.

2019-2021 - Design & Public Engagement

The City of Edmonton will work closely with community residents and other stakeholders to plan, develop, and program the park. The City has started planning a new competition aimed at collecting the best and the brightest design ideas for what will be a major centrepiece Downtown for many years to come.

Preliminary plans for a unique downtown park design are now underway. The project vision, goals, and design parameters being used to inform the international design competition are being shared at an upcoming drop-in information session.

Drop-in Information Session

The project's vision, goals and design parameters for a unique downtown park design were shared at a drop-in information session on June 4, 2019 at Norquest College.

Session Materials

Display Boards

2022-2023 - Construction

This is the projected timeline for construction of the new park.

For More Information

Urban Renewal

Telephone	311
Email	urbanrenewal@edmonton.ca

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