Neighbourhoods
Whither the urban car lot?
By Tim QuerengesserDavid Mussell, the general manager of Don Wheaton Motors on Edmonton’s Whyte Avenue, says “the tendency [for car dealerships] is to not be downtown... Read More
Neighbourhoods
Book Review: How Architecture Works: A Humanist’s Toolkit
By Jeremy Senko
Author: Witold Rybczynski (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2013) “Exactly what makes a building memorable is hard to pin down. It’s... Read More
Edmonton urbanism headlines: April 14 – 20
By Paul Giang
TRANSPORT Better wayfinding signage for pedestrians to grace downtown [Edmonton Journal] Some Edmonton residents upset over planned... Read More
Q&A with 2014 Young Architect Award winner Tyler Sharp
By Kara Matthews
In March, The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) announced Tyler Sharp, 40, of Toronto as the recipient of the 2014 Young... Read More
BIKES: cycling in the rain and in style
By Kara Matthews
Based in Providence, Rhode Island, Cleverhood expresses their support for urban bikers in livable cities in the form of a stylish... Read More
Book Review: Urban Wildscapes
By Pietra Basilij
Edited by: Anna Jorgensen and Richard Keenan (Routledge, 2012) I attended a workshop recently in which the participants were asked to... Read More
Towers of Babel 
Wayfinding in Edmonton is about to get easier 
Paved with good intentions 
Placemaking beyond the River Valley: Part II 
Let it snow! Winter and city building. 
Lake Sturgeon, Nemêw, Buffalo of the Water