Neighbourhoods
Livability Demands Acceptance
By Marcelo Figueira
Howard Blackson, Urban Designer and Principal of Placemakers, once said that community character is like pornography: hard to define... Read More
Celebrating Blatchford
By Paul Giang
Did you know that Blatchford field was the world’s busiest airport during World War II? Or that it was Canada’s first... Read More
This is Edmonton: the Outer Edmonton Project
By Paul Swanson
In January and February of 2013, I drove around the periphery of the southwest corner of Edmonton. Be it driving to work in the area... Read More
This Is Edmonton: Whyte At Night (Part 2)
By Tom Young
Whyte Avenue, Edmonton’s south-of-the-river main street, has long been a gathering place. As an eclectic shopping destination... Read More
This is Edmonton: Sun on Whyte (Part 1)
By Owen Murray
Whyte Avenue, Edmonton’s south-of-the-river main street, has long been a gathering place. As an eclectic shopping destination... Read More
Making Infill Go Boom
By Peter West
I can’t handle the thought of living outside of a central area. Mostly because it’s where I have always been, and the thought of a... Read More
Edmonton’s Suburban Identity
By Marcelo Figueira
Last week, the Ottawa Citizen published an article highlighting some findings of the research conducted by Professor David Gordon... Read More
50 Years of Sport: The Jasper Place Sports Centre
By Kyle Witiw
On August 10, 1963 the Jasper Place Sports Centre (9200 163 Street) opened in the former Town of Jasper Place to much fanfare. The... Read More
Dispatches from the Future of Zoning
By Marcelo Figueira
Often, zoning does not draw much interest from the urban planning community, but surprisingly, our panel presentation ‘Dispatches From... Read More
When our cars buy stuff
By Kyle Witiw
While I do recognize the important role that a reasonable amount of parking plays in supporting viable retail in our complete... Read More