Features
PARKit Design Challenge
By Sean Ruthen
This past month, the City of Surrey unveiled the winners of PARKit, an ideas competition in which first prize was to design and build... Read More
Carscadden Thrift: Selected Projects
By Sean Ruthen
Bruce Carscadden Architect is a small design studio based in Vancouver, Canada. In nearly a decade of practice, our firm has designed... Read More
Fork in the Road: Glenburn Soda Fountain and Confectionary
By Lenore Newman
Burnaby Heights is an interesting and often overlooked neighbourhood. One of Vancouver’s original streetcar suburbs, the Heights... Read More
Studies on the West End – Connectivity/Walkability/Sense of Community
By Spacing
Student: Salma Kashani In this project, I chose to explore the spatial possibilities of a simple geometric grid. Toward this end, I... Read More
Vancouver’s Early Red Light District and the Heritage House Tour
By Eve Lazarus
There are some beautiful homes on the Vancouver Heritage House Tour this year—a couple of old Shaughnessy manors, a quirky turreted... Read More
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
Driving Up the Cost – A new perspective on affordability in Vancouver
By leehaber
To say affordability is an important issue in this region would be an understatement. Vancouver has been recognized as one of the... Read More
Visual Thoughts
By Erick Villagomez
Last VT image: Grouse Mountain at night, Vancouver. *** Erick Villagomez is one of the founding editors at Spacing Vancouver. He is... Read More
Reading the City
By Elee Kraljii Gardiner
I have been thinking about how I read the city. A plaque at Hastings and Hamilton Streets in Vancouver is dedicated to Lauchlan... Read More
Studies on the West End – Georgia Street
By shelleylong
[Editor's Note: Schools are the repository of ideas and experimentation. All too frequently, however, amazing work never see the light... Read More
