Architecture Vancouver

EVENT: Tall Vancouver Tales, featuring Donald Luxton

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Tall Vancouver Tales, featuring Donald Luxton When: November 9th, 2021   7:00 – 8:30 Where: The Museum of Vancouver Tickets:... Read More

Cities for People Vancouver

Vancouver, Where Did Your Shophouses Go?

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Once upon a time in Vancouver, it was common to stroll to a nearby street corner to pick up some groceries, candy, or even some... Read More

Housing Toronto

LORINC: Council prepares to bring in inclusionary zoning, finally

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Those who pay attention to the ebbs and flows of the debate over how to plan Toronto will know that “inclusionary zoning” is one of... Read More

Events Vancouver

Bauhaus, Design, and the Livable Anthropocene – Recap

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[Authors Note: This recap is based in great part on a summation of the event provided by the organizer of the Colloquium and... Read More

History Toronto

2021 Toronto Heritage Award winners

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The winners of the 2021 Heritage Toronto Awards were announced last night during an online ceremony. In its 46th year, the Heritage... Read More

Maps Vancouver

The Virtual Urban Realm

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The virtual urban realm is a digital version of the physical city. It is represented graphically and geographically in real-time... Read More

Traffic Toronto

Motor make-believe

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Make-believe is a beautiful thing when you’re defending a car-dominated transportation system amidst a disturbing road casualty toll... Read More

Events Vancouver

EVENT: 2021 Margolese National Design for Living – October 22

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2021 Margolese National Design for Living WHERE: Vogue Theatre – 918 Granville St, Vancouver, BC DATE & TIME: Friday... Read More

Streetscape Toronto

LORINC: What is the future of CafeTO (with update)?

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On October 27, Toronto City Council’s executive committee will get to dine alfresco on the results of an online survey about the... Read More

Spacing Vancouver

On Mobility: Subways

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The Problem and Scale The International Association of Public Transport, reported 53 billion passengers relying on mass transit... Read More

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