GoSudbury | Sudbury 2050 - Urban Design Ideas Competition

GoSudbury is a vision for a new transportation system in Sudbury that would re-contextualize the city. A streetcar system connects the three hubs that constitute the core of the city: Downtown, The South End, and New Sudbury. Transportation within these areas becomes much more fluid, and a new Downtown station conglomerates all transportation systems to establish Downtown as the central heart of a new, inter-connected Sudbury. A light rail system connects Sudbury’s constellation communities to create the main arteries of the city, with the streetcar and existing GOVA bus routes branching off to provide secondary transportation. At the most finite level, transportation options unique to Sudbury - such as paddling and skating on the lakes and hiking or biking through the many trail networks - are expanded upon to work in tandem with the new system.
GoSudbury was designed by Liam Bursey, Jonathan Kabumbe, Reese Babcock, and Catherine Daigle for Sudbury2050 - The McEwen School of Architecture's Urban Design Ideas Competition.