Request for Proposals
Make your Mark in Regent Park!
Toronto Community Housing (TCHC)— Canada’s largest and North America’s second-largest provider of social housing—continues to lead one of the largest urban revitalizations of its kind in its Regent Park community, a 69-acre housing complex in the heart of Toronto.
Planning for Phase 4 and 5 of the five-phase Regent Park revitalization project is currently underway.
These final phases of the project offer exciting new opportunities for designers, consultants, and other innovative development professionals to be a part of the team transforming aging infrastructure in Regent Park into a mixed-income, mixed-use neighbourhood designed to celebrate the rich history of the community and create prosperity for its residents.
Want to be a part of this exciting project in the heart of Canada’s largest City?
Toronto Community Housing is now accepting bids for Project Opportunities in Regent Park.
Toronto Community Housing (TCHC)— Canada’s largest and North America’s second-largest provider of social housing—continues to lead one of the largest urban revitalizations of its kind in its Regent Park community, a 69-acre housing complex in the heart of Toronto.
Planning for Phase 4 and 5 of the five-phase Regent Park revitalization project is currently underway. These final phases of the project offer exciting new opportunities for designers, consultants, and other innovative development professionals to be a part of the team transforming aging infrastructure in Regent Park into a mixed-income, mixed-use neighbourhood designed to celebrate the rich history of the community and create prosperity for its residents.
Want to be a part of this exciting project in the heart of Canada’s largest City?
TCHC is now accepting bids for Project Opportunities in Regent Park.
Original District Energy System boiler house, Regent Park.
Original District Energy System boiler house, Regent Park.
Rendering of new Regent Park Phase 4 and 5 buildings, seen from north-west. Image courtesy of Karakusevic Carson Architects.
Rendering of new Regent Park Phase 4 and 5 buildings, seen from north-west. Image courtesy of Karakusevic Carson Architects.
Opportunity
Regent Park Energy Strategy & District Energy System
Toronto Community Housing is seeking an interdisciplinary consulting team to advise on the reimagining of a long-term energy strategy and the expansion of the Regent Park District Energy System as part of the final two phases of community revitalization.
The successful proponent will provide cutting-edge ideas and advise on the creation of a low- or zero-carbon energy (heating and cooling) energy system for an expanded District Energy System in Regent Park.
A zero-carbon energy strategy is a centrepiece of TCHC’s plans for the revitalization of Regent Park community into a sustainable, mixed-use urban district. New energy assets will heat, cool, and provide domestic hot water for residential and non-residential facilities, including multi-unit market and affordable rental buildings, and retail and institutional spaces.
Learn more about TCHC’s quality-based selection process.
Opportunity
Regent Park Energy Strategy & District Energy System
Toronto Community Housing is seeking an interdisciplinary consulting team to advise on the reimagining of a long-term energy strategy and the expansion of the Regent Park District Energy System as part of the final two phases of community revitalization.
Original District Energy System boiler house, Regent Park.
Original District Energy System boiler house, Regent Park.
The successful proponent will provide cutting-edge ideas and advise on the creation of a low- or zero-carbon energy (heating and cooling) energy system for an expanded District Energy System in Regent Park.
Rendering of new Regent Park Phase 4 and 5 buildings, seen from north-west. Image courtesy of Karakusevic Carson Architects.
Rendering of new Regent Park Phase 4 and 5 buildings, seen from north-west. Image courtesy of Karakusevic Carson Architects.
A zero-carbon energy strategy is a centrepiece of TCHC’s plans for the revitalization of Regent Park community into a sustainable, mixed-use urban district. New energy assets will heat, cool, and provide domestic hot water for residential and non-residential facilities, including multi-unit market and affordable rental buildings, and retail and institutional spaces.
Learn more about TCHC’s quality-based selection process.
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