Daniel Sultan

Future Mississauga · Ongoing · Updated October 2026

Building Future Mississauga

An independent project by Daniel Sultan. Built with City data, existing models, development drawings and my own modelling and refinements.

I wanted to see how Mississauga's new buildings and transit would fit together, beyond one development's render. Future Mississauga has grown into an interactive 3D atlas with neighbourhood views, existing-city comparisons and sources you can follow.

Explore the city in 3D See the city gallery
A Future Mississauga model view of downtown towers and their surrounding neighbourhoods.
Downtown future scenario, October 23, 2026. City of Mississauga data · © OpenStreetMap contributors. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Ontario. Sources and model limits. Proposals may change or never be built.

Shared with Mississauga by 905HUB.

905HUB featured my city visualisations in a collaborative Instagram post, crediting the visuals to @itsdanielsultan. It brought the work into a wider local conversation about how Mississauga's neighbourhoods could change.

View the 905HUB featureMore public evidence

More than a finished picture.

You can move around the city, compare existing context with proposed development, and see the Hurontario LRT, GO corridors and Transitway in their surroundings. The gallery, building studies and downloadable atlas offer different ways into the same project.

The atlas includes detailed local views of Churchill Meadows, Lisgar & Argentia, Meadowvale Village and East Credit & Creditview. Building studies cover homes, community buildings, heritage sites and local landmarks.

The gallery pairs neighbourhood pictures with downtown panoramas and a skyline film. A fixed viewpoint makes existing context, dated construction records and future scenarios easier to compare.

The interactive model, gallery pictures and individual studies carry their own dates and limits, so each view can be read in context.

Explore Meadowvale Village Explore Lisgar & Argentia Explore Churchill Meadows Browse the building studies Follow the releases

Better references, better models.

At 1355 Winding Trail, the original mapped building was missing much of the visible exterior. References shared by Kleinfeldt Mychajlowycz Architects helped me add the tower, glazed front bays and lower green roofs. These published views use the same viewpoint so the changes are easy to compare.

1355 Winding Trail before refinement, shown as the simpler original mapped building.
Before: the City of Mississauga's mapped building.
1355 Winding Trail after refinement, with its tower, glazed front bays and lower green roofs.
After: my reference-based exterior study, October 2026.

The City footprint provides the starting scale and shape. Tower height, roof levels and unseen surfaces remain estimates. The ground shown here is a display base, not a survey.

See it in the city model Read the study and credits

The sources stay with the work.

I check the address, footprint, orientation and design against available drawings and photographs, then review how the building sits beside roads, ground and its neighbours. Local feedback helps me find missing buildings and outdated designs worth revisiting.

The public review records each project's sources, status and modelling limits. A proposed building is not necessarily approved, and approval does not mean construction has started. I keep those distinctions visible instead of treating the image as proof.

There is still more to check. Some forms are schematic, hidden details are estimated and parts of the city need better coverage. Model releases and gallery images are dated separately, so an older render is not presented as the latest model.

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