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(Project Description from Waterfront Toronto) Located just west of Simcoe Street, the Simcoe wavedeck features an informal public amphitheatre-style space that can accommodate with impressive curves that soar as high as 2.6 metres above the lake. The Simcoe WaveDeck created new public space at the water’s edge by replacing a narrow sidewalk with a grand waterside gathering place. People of all ages may enjoy views of the harbour from its 30 metre-long backless bench, use its steps as a place to eat lunch and take pictures sliding along its graceful curves. The 650-square metre structure features two large swells with slender stainless steel railings that follow the undulations of the waves in the deck. These railings are designed to differentiate the curved portions of the deck and help visitors negotiate the slopes.

| Location | Canada|Ontario|Toronto |
| Typologies | Landscape urban design and planning|Public spaces, streets and squares |
| Canadian Competitions Catalogue | https://www.ccc.umontreal.ca/fiche_concours.php?lang=en&cId=245 |