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Midtown Park will be a unique urban square park in St. Albert, located within a high-density development featuring a future mix of housing (apartments), commercial opportunities, and the Verve Senior Living retirement complex. This park is designed to be a focal point for the Midtown neighbourhood and will be among the first urban square parks in St. Albert. The park is planned to offer space for play, casual gatherings, community events, and will contribute to the character, vibrancy, and livability of the area.
Future Park Overview
Location: Corner of LeClair Way and Riel Drive, split by Rondeau Drive into two distinct areas of 0.48 hectares and 0.29 hectares
Size: 0.77 hectares.
Neighbourhood: Midtown, South Riel in southwest St. Albert.
Performance Space: A large elevated platform for performances, celebrations, markets, and community use with open views to streetscapes and surrounding developments.
Walkways: Connecting Midtown Park to Rondeau Drive, LeClair Way, and Riel Drive for improved access.
Market & Casual Gathering Areas: Gathering spaces across in different areas of the park to accommodate markets and casual gatherings.
Play Space: A strategically located play area.
Park Entrance: An impactful entrance at Riel Drive and LeClair Way with eye-catching public art, flowering trees, and lighting.
Current Stage: Concept Design and Public Engagement
The Midtown Park project is in the Concept Design and Public Engagement phase. The City of St. Albert is actively seeking feedback on the proposed design to ensure that it meets the community's needs and expectations. This phase is crucial for refining the concept and gathering input from residents, businesses, and other stakeholders.
Key Activities in This Phase:
Conceptual Plan drafting - Using City standards, guidelines and industry best practices, a concept plan is drafted that considers the site location, surrounding context and neighbourhood character.
Public Engagement - see the Public Engagement Opportunities below to provide your feedback on the park design, including an online survey and information on our public open house.
Concept plan refinement - Feedback gathered through public engagement is used to update and refine the park design, ensuring it aligns with the community's vision and enhances the overall livability of the Midtown neighbourhood.
Next Steps:
After collecting and analyzing the feedback, the project team will adjust the conceptual design before moving forward to the project's next phases, which include detailed design planning and eventual construction.
Shape the Future of Midtown Park!
Your voice is vital in shaping the future of Midtown Park. We want to ensure this park becomes a space that truly reflects the needs and desires of our community—current and future residents, visitors, and employees alike. Now is your chance to make a meaningful impact on the design of this unique urban square.
Don’t miss out! Share your thoughts and ideas by completing the survey or attending our open house. Your feedback will directly influence the final design, ensuring that Midtown Park becomes a vibrant, inclusive, and cherished space for everyone.
Midtown Park will be a unique urban square park in St. Albert, located within a high-density development featuring a future mix of housing (apartments), commercial opportunities, and the Verve Senior Living retirement complex. This park is designed to be a focal point for the Midtown neighbourhood and will be among the first urban square parks in St. Albert. The park is planned to offer space for play, casual gatherings, community events, and will contribute to the character, vibrancy, and livability of the area.
Future Park Overview
Location: Corner of LeClair Way and Riel Drive, split by Rondeau Drive into two distinct areas of 0.48 hectares and 0.29 hectares
Size: 0.77 hectares.
Neighbourhood: Midtown, South Riel in southwest St. Albert.
Performance Space: A large elevated platform for performances, celebrations, markets, and community use with open views to streetscapes and surrounding developments.
Walkways: Connecting Midtown Park to Rondeau Drive, LeClair Way, and Riel Drive for improved access.
Market & Casual Gathering Areas: Gathering spaces across in different areas of the park to accommodate markets and casual gatherings.
Play Space: A strategically located play area.
Park Entrance: An impactful entrance at Riel Drive and LeClair Way with eye-catching public art, flowering trees, and lighting.
Current Stage: Concept Design and Public Engagement
The Midtown Park project is in the Concept Design and Public Engagement phase. The City of St. Albert is actively seeking feedback on the proposed design to ensure that it meets the community's needs and expectations. This phase is crucial for refining the concept and gathering input from residents, businesses, and other stakeholders.
Key Activities in This Phase:
Conceptual Plan drafting - Using City standards, guidelines and industry best practices, a concept plan is drafted that considers the site location, surrounding context and neighbourhood character.
Public Engagement - see the Public Engagement Opportunities below to provide your feedback on the park design, including an online survey and information on our public open house.
Concept plan refinement - Feedback gathered through public engagement is used to update and refine the park design, ensuring it aligns with the community's vision and enhances the overall livability of the Midtown neighbourhood.
Next Steps:
After collecting and analyzing the feedback, the project team will adjust the conceptual design before moving forward to the project's next phases, which include detailed design planning and eventual construction.
Shape the Future of Midtown Park!
Your voice is vital in shaping the future of Midtown Park. We want to ensure this park becomes a space that truly reflects the needs and desires of our community—current and future residents, visitors, and employees alike. Now is your chance to make a meaningful impact on the design of this unique urban square.
Don’t miss out! Share your thoughts and ideas by completing the survey or attending our open house. Your feedback will directly influence the final design, ensuring that Midtown Park becomes a vibrant, inclusive, and cherished space for everyone.
This phase sets the overall vision for the site and intended uses. It provides a general layout, major amenities and feature and any other elements that are important to build identity and character for the space.
Detailed Design
this is an upcoming stage for Midtown Park
This phase includes providing details to the design for construction. This work happens alongside the area's development, ensuring the park concept continues to support the neighbourhood. Detailed design work may also include further community engagement.
The concept plan may be adapted in this phase to accomodate:
