Working with a team consisting of MVRDV, O2, Steps Public Art and more, our design reimagines the two squares as interconnected anchors of a vibrant Main Street cultural corridor. In Ken Whillans Square, we propose Option 1 for the cenotaph-retaining the grey granite monument, flags, and Memorial Square in their original location-ensuring historical continuity while transforming the square into a flexible civic plaza that respects commemorative uses.

Both squares are designed to be distinct yet unified, with a consistent material palette and complementary features such as paving, lighting, and landscaping. Ken Whillans Square reflects Brampton's civic identity, integrating seamlessly with City Hall, while Garden Square captures a vibrant cultural expression, complementing the Rose Theatre and embracing Brampton's "Flower City" character. Our proposal includes a permanent outdoor stage, integrated public art zones, interactive digital elements, and winter-ready design interventions, ensuring year-round engagement.