Architecture
Book Review – Toyo Ito: Forces of Nature
By Sean Ruthen
A tree assumes its form depending on its variety. By repeating very simple rules, the tree creates a very complex order. But a tree... Read More
PHOTO: Surrey City Hall
By Julie Fish
Scaffolding for the construction of the new Surrey City Hall, Surrey / By Don Schuetze Contribute your photos to Spacing... Read More
PHOTO: Surrey Central Library
By Julie Fish
Interior of Surrey Central Library, Whalley / By Colin Knowles Contribute photos to Spacing Vancouver’s Flickr Pool Read More
Release: Museum of Vancouver first North American cultural institution to take augmented reality “to the streets”
By Spacing
The Visible City now available for iPhone and Android Today the Museum of Vancouver (MOV) launches the Visible City, a virtual... Read More
Carscadden Book Launch: Thrift, May 2
By Spacing
Carscadden Thrift Book Launch DATE: Thursday, May 2nd TIME: 6pm-9pm LOCATION: Vancouver Special, 3612 Main Street ADMISSION: Free... Read More
PHOTO: The Patullo Bridge
By Julie Fish
The Patullo Bridge, Surrey / By Don Schuetez Contribute your photos to Spacing Vancouver’s Flickr Pool Read More
Densification, Development and Demolition: Heritage and the Three D’s
By Vancouver Heritage Foundation
Dr. Jeff’s was a prominent Vancouver figure in the first decades of the 20th century. He was an Alderman, the City’s Police... Read More
Book Review – Stewardship of the Built Environment
By Vanessa Kay
Author: Robert A. Young (Island Press, 2012) “The greenest building is one that is already built” Waste from demolition makes up 22... Read More
Wood Windows – Making the Case for Sustainability
By Vancouver Heritage Foundation
It is a frequent occurrence in Vancouver. A van pulls up to an old house and within a few hours the house has new windows. It is as... Read More
PHOTO: The Bloedel Conservatory
By Julie Fish
The Bloedel Conservatory, Vancouver / By Los Paseos Contribute your photos to Spacing Vancouver’s Flickr Pool Read More
