Community
Do Small in a Big Way: BC Housing Society’s first annual Summit
By Sean Ruthen
It’s not a movement about people claiming to be ‘tinier than thou’ but rather people making their own choices toward simpler and... Read More
Event: 11th Annual SCARP symposium, Mar. 1st, 2019 [Save the date!]
By Spacing
11th Annual SCARP Symposium [Re]present: Sharing Stories and Spaces Through Planning WHEN: Friday March 1st, 2019 WHERE: AMS Nest... Read More
Ten Ways We’ll Fight for a Better Vancouver
By Spacing
Guest Authors: Christine Boyle and Khelsilem With few incumbents re-elected to city council, there’s an opportunity to transform... Read More
So Kennedy Stewart Truly Loves ‘The Growth Side of Things’
By Spacing
Guest author: Patrick Condon Fresh from being elected mayor by voters deeply worried about Vancouver’s widening gap between the... Read More
Dining out in the Downtown Eastside
By Christopher Cheung
It’s lunchtime at Main and Hastings and the people of the Downtown Eastside are looking for something to eat. “Day-old bread and... Read More
REID: How do we improve cities without causing displacement? Discussion from the Salzburg Global Seminar
By Dylan Reid
As demand for urban living continues to increase, how do we make our cities better without triggering displacement of low and... Read More
Release: HUB Bike to Work Week – Fall 2018
By Spacing
The fall edition of HUB Bike to Work Week is coming back to Metro Vancouver this month and HUB Cycling is ready to break more records... Read More
10 Principles for a Rain-Friendly City
By Jillian Glover
It is no secret that it rains a lot in Vancouver. The city sees over 160 rainy days a year – with much of it falling between October... Read More
VancouverSpeculations: Commercial Dr./Kanaalstraat
By Erick Villagomez
Diversifying transportation options is one of the most pressing issues in urban planning and design circles—the creation and... Read More
VancouverSpeculations: Beginnings
By Erick Villagomez
‘Speculation’ is one of the most suspect words in urban planning and development conversations. With its contemporary economic... Read More