Film & Video Vancouver

Video Vancouver: All Bodies On Bikes

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Kailey Kornhauser and Marley Blonsky are on a mission – a mission to change the idea that people in larger bodies can’t... Read More

Infrastructure Toronto

LORINC: Which green standard will reduce Toronto’s carbon?

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Few would argue that the City of Toronto’s goal of reducing building-related carbon emissions to zero by around 2030 is a worthy... Read More

Events Vancouver

Event: CoV Jericho LandsVirtual Design Workshops, April 10-19

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In mid-April, the Vancouver of City Planning Department will be co-hosting a series of themed Virtual Design Workshops for the Jericho... Read More

Architecture Toronto

Urban space as a catalyst for improving mental health care

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This article is published in conjunction with the upcoming issue of Spacing, which is focused on the theme of public health. In these... Read More

Podcast

The City in Sight Podcast: Finances, Charters, and Constitutional Change

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Spacing and Massey College proudly present City in Sight: Canada’s constitutional city crisis, a special podcast series. THIS EPISODE... Read More

Culture Toronto

Soundscapes on College: This ain’t a library

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This article originally appeared in Spacing #14, summer 2009. It was recently announced that the iconic music shop Soundscapes on... Read More

Film & Video Vancouver

Video Vancouver: A Short History of Sen̓áḵw, 1869 – 1966

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Via Michael Gordon In what is now central Vancouver, Canada, an Indian Reserve [now referred to as  Sen̓áḵw] was established in 1869... Read More

Film & Video Vancouver

Video Vancouver: Tł’akwasik̕a̱n Khelsilem – Provocations on the Future of Downtowns

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Tł’akwasik̕a̱n Khelsilem, Council Member of Squamish Nation What might downtowns look like in the future? What are the possibilities... Read More

Architecture

Book Review – Lateness

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Written by Peter Eisenman and Elisa Iturbe, Princeton University Press, 2020 In this incisive book, internationally renowned architect... Read More

History Vancouver

How Vancouver dealt with two pandemics, a century apart

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In 1977, historian Margaret Andrews found herself on the hunt for a Vancouver doctor who’d worked during the Spanish flu outbreak. It... Read More

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