Architecture
Book Review – Copp House
By Sean RuthenAuthor: Adele Weder (ORO Editions (2017) In a mansion-filled Vancouver neighbourhood not far from the University of British Columbia stands a low-slung... Read More
Architecture
Notes from the Maritimes
By Sean Ruthen
At the end of May, the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) held their 2018 Festival of Architecture in Saint John, New... Read More
Book Review – Walls and a Roof: The Complex Nature of a Simple Profession
By Erick Villagomez
Author: Reinier de Graaf (Harvard University Press, 2017) Architecture is a strange discipline, full of contradictions: it is at once... Read More
We’re looking for creative mappers!
By Matthew Blackett
Back in 2012, we ran one of our most popular cover sections in Spacing magazine’s history: creative mapping. For our summer 2018... Read More
Two-Cities: Kanata/Waterloo… a tale of two islands
By Spacing
Many of my formative experiences have been spent on two islands surrounded by a larger body: the University of Waterloo in the City of... Read More
The City of Illusions – Part 3
By Erick Villagomez
[Editors Note: This is a the third and final part in a series that seeks to connect the insights of Thomas Picketty’s well-known... Read More
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Kristen Gagnon
Why not wood? How good architecture and a sense of material, could help the Chateau Laurier addition finally get it right Review: National Arts Centre Architectural Rejuvenation Project Phase I EVENTS: 2015/16 Ottawa Design Lecture Series -
Dwight Williams
Street Names: Proposing an Intrepid Commemoration 30 Years, Reflected — a poetic commentary Image of the Moment: Blair Station renovations
Two-Cities: Kanata/Waterloo... a tale of two islands 
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Street Names: Proposing an Intrepid Commemoration 
For the moment: The Prince of Wales Park