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Languages Spoken English ,. The new Corydon-Osborne plan, released Friday and heading to its first round of discussion at city centre committee on Nov. Any redevelopment of Confusion Corner should look to integrate park space as an iconic public space," the report reads. Public transit riders approached in the island at the centre of the intersection had a difficult time conceptualizing the change. Taylor Semko liked the idea of bringing in more green, though she noted it'd primarily be passing cars that took note as most pedestrians aren't in the area for very long.

Vladia Petr said putting in trees and plants would help negate some of the greenhouse gases produced, but like others was hung up on the logistics involved in such a project.

In , a proposed new area plan was struck down by then-Mayor Sam Katz after hearing from concerns from stakeholders — Couns. The version was scrapped without ever being made public and redone with consultation from those business owners as well as more community consultations.

Another vein of green space would connect the Hugo Piazza to the Hugo Dock Park, and beef up the piazza with event space for the neighbourhood. While Daly Street to Wentworth Street would be preserved at its current low scale, there could be more building up considered near Stafford Street — part of the plan's focus on providing more housing in line with predictionns that Winnipeg will reach a population of one million in the s. Property owners in the area would be able to create duplexes or granny suites without getting zoning approval.

Other areas of focus identified in the report are a separated bikeway on Pembina Highway and more parking behind Corydon Avenue businesses. From my parking spot on Edmonton Street all the way to the chair where I sat to get my jab, I was guided by a series of signs, directional arrows, desks with numbers, stanchions with dividers and — a recent COVID design feature — paths on the floor made by circles indicating a two-metre distance.

Hey there, time traveller! Signage is the most obvious aspect of wayfinding. If you need to know how to get onto southbound Pembina Highway from northbound Osborne while driving past this sign at 50 clicks, then good luck to you.

But if the Confusion Corner sign is a wayfinding fail, it has found unlikely grassroots success as a civic symbol. While we think of traffic in the Junction as a modern problem, Winnipeggers have been complaining about the area since the s, a fact that could either be seen as exasperating or strangely reassuring. According to an article in the Real Estate News by Christian Cassidy, "it has been the bane of motorists for over a century," when the long-established Pembina route sliced into a recently imposed street grid and then had to curve around Gladstone School.

There have been several attempts to ameliorate this jumble of structures and streets as our city has grown and changed, but Confusion Corner has just become more complex.

Contemporary wayfinding is meant to help drivers — and cyclists and pedestrians — navigate this kind of 21st-century environment. It relies on the work of designers and traffic engineers, who use extensive research and scientific data to create signs that convey necessary information without being overly distracting. There are typefaces specifically designed for traffic signs. Factors such as the colour contrast between lettering and background, the size of the font, the spaces between letters and words, are all tested to ensure they provide maximum legibility under a range of weather and driving conditions.



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