Andrew Toth is an urban designer and urban planner with diverse experiences working on projects including master planning, transit-oriented development, redevelopment, new communities, public realm and mobility. He has worked on a number of public planning and design studies as well as private development projects and development applications.
Currently, Andrew is working on the Downsview Framework Plan which re-imagines the 500 acre area, including the airfield, into a mixed-use community. He is also working on the Cardinal Creek Master Plan in Ottawa to create a concept design for a new mixed-use centre that will support the recently built residential community. Previously, Andrew worked on the Surrey Centre Block Master Plan in Surrey, British Columbia, which creates a bold vision for the centre of the City. Andrew played a lead role in the Waterloo Uptown Public Realm Strategy which sets forth a vision, design strategies, and initiatives to ensure a sufficient quantity and quality of the public spaces as Uptown continues to grow and the new Light Rapid Transit improves accessibility to Uptown. As a planner in local government, Andrew prepared planning studies, managed planning projects and led project implementation.

Andrew Toth
Urban Designer, Planner
Andrew's projects
Surrey, British Columbia
Surrey Centre Block Master Plan
2018 - 2019
Region of Durham, Ontario
Region of Durham Social Housing
2020 - presentUniversity of Missouri St. Louis Campus Plan
2021
Toronto, Ontario
2018 - Present
Downsview
Master planning a 500-acre former airfield area into a new vibrant, resilient and green neighbourhood in Toronto.