Spacing
Why not wood? How good architecture and a sense of material, could help the Chateau Laurier addition finally get it right
By Kristen Gagnon
When the new design for the highly controversial Chateau Laurier addition was shared with the public in early February, it was... Read More
Review: National Arts Centre Architectural Rejuvenation Project Phase I
By Kristen Gagnon
By the time you read this, HRH Prince Charles will have already cut the ribbon on the first phase of the $110.5 million architectural... Read More
All of Centretown – Photography and the city
By Adrian Phillips
The City of Ottawa is carrying out a multi-year project, surveying and evaluating every built structure in the city to determine which... Read More
Cruisers and Voyageurs: Parc Brébeuf
By Adrian Phillips
History is palpable in the National Capital Region, and in Parc Brebeuf, beneath the official narrative, is a story you won’t... Read More
Street Names: Proposing an Intrepid Commemoration
By Dwight Williams
There are many streets scattered across the city of Ottawa with names one can argue as being “generic” or “boring”. Setting aside the... Read More
WWJJD? What would Jane Jacobs do about LeBreton Flats
By Sarah GelbardOn Saturday February 6, a group of community leaders, artists, architects, planners, creators, writers, historians, professionals... Read More
30 Years, Reflected — a poetic commentary
By Dwight WilliamsIn the summer of 1985, my parents bought me my first place ticket. That ticket brought me out of the prairies, from Regina to Ottawa... Read More
News Roundup, January 12
By SpacingHeadlines in and around Ottawa this week: Sink or swim: What to do about the dilapidated pool at 24 Sussex (Bill Curry, The Globe and... Read More