REID: Shadows and light – a longstanding debate

It’s an argument, it turns out, that has been going on for centuries. When new tall or mid-rise buildings are discussed, one of the... Read More

Toronto

OP-ED: Look to co-op housing to address Canada’s affordability crisis

The cost of housing doesn’t have to be exorbitant, but it will stay that way as long as the government continues to stimulate the... Read More

By Christopher Cheung and Jen St. Denis It’s here at last — Vancouver’s long-awaited plan that will guide land-use decisions from... Read More

Vancouver is destined to have a new neighbourhood on its west side, one so densely populated that Council recently approved routing... Read More

Toronto

Why do we have a housing crisis? Let me count the ways: Low interest rates, restrictive zoning, permissive zoning, contractor... Read More

Toronto

Written on behalf of The Architecture Lobby Toronto/Tkaronto (TAL-TO). TAL-TO is a volunteer-run collective working to improve the... Read More

Go to just about any Vancouver council meeting or public hearing to do with urban growth and you can bet someone will say that change... Read More

Toronto

There are few things more certain about political rhetoric than the appearance of conservative shibboleths about “red... Read More

Toronto

Urbanist discourse of recent years has commonly turned to reviving the Missing Middle as one means of remedying the skyrocketing cost... Read More

[EDITOR’S NOTE: It is with the heaviest heart that we at Spacing Vancouver inform readers of the unexpected passing of Ulduz... Read More