Fear and loathing of mid-rises in Etobicoke

Today at Etobicoke community council, councillors are debating the future development plans of the Humbertown Shopping Centre. This... Read More

LORINC: Whatever became of Toronto’s first priority neighbourhood?

Almost a century before the United Way’s Poverty by Postal Code report (2004) begat the City’s “priority neighbourhood” strategy... Read More

Back in our winter 2012/13 issue we showcased the work of Brendan Hennessy who created a series of flags for a handful of Toronto... Read More

This past Tuesday night, I joined a packed house at CSI Annex for the latest of Architecture for Humanity Toronto’s Lecture &... Read More

This weekend, you are invited to Play the Walk – a neighbourhood project for curious citizens, featuring a mobile gift shop in... Read More

While Toronto is often called the “city of neighbourhoods,” there is very little visual material that celebrate these areas (outside... Read More

This article appears in the current issue of Spacing available on newsstands across Canada In the east end of Toronto, between Coxwell... Read More

While Toronto is often called the “city of neighbourhoods,” there is very little visual material that celebrate these areas (outside... Read More

Cross-posted from No Mean City, Alex’s personal blog on architecture Terrible news in Regent Park last weekend: the killing of a... Read More

Cross-posted from No Mean City, Alex’s personal blog on architecture Welcome to September. To kick off this academic year I want... Read More