The Future Fix Podcast: The secret life of sensors
By Spacing RadioSpacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series. THIS EPISODE: The secret life of... Read More
Book Review: Tall Wood Buildings – Design, Construction, and Performance
By Sean Ruthen
Written by Michael Green and Jim Taggart– Second and Expanded Edition (Birkhauser Press, 2020) A fundamental change in the way in... Read More
Book Review: The Architecture of Engagement – A Human-Centered Approach to Sustainable Design
By Sean Ruthen
Written by Jim Taggart– Abacus Editions (2019) This book provides an important insight into this emerging model of social... Read More
Book Review: Canadian Modern Architecture
By Sean Ruthen
Edited by Elsa Lam and Graham Livesey – Princeton Architectural Press (2019) This anthology comprises the contributions of seventeen... Read More
Book Review – Compression
By Sean Ruthen
Author: Steven Holl (Princeton Architectural Press, 2019) Compression of human habitat should be a concern of all global citizens... Read More
Book Review: New Investigations in Collective Form – The Open Workshop
By Sean Ruthen
Edited by Neeraj Bhatia – Actar Publishers/CCA Architecture Books (2019) More than fifty years have passed since the publication of... Read More
Book Review: Soft City
By Yuri Artibise
Author: David Sim (Island Press, 2019) Bringing the soft back to cities Cities are often caricatured as hard and harsh. Concrete... Read More
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Abad Khan
Events Guide: Walking the Debris Field: A Natural History 100in1 Day: A call out to commmunity Fairview may lose out due to Halifax’s Arena Strategy -
Nat Smith
THE OLD NORTH END – When is a parking lot more than just a parking lot? THE OLD NORTH END – A visit to Brunswick street in 1966 THE OLD NORTH END – The lives of 2112 Gottingen Street
Whose Renaissance? Saint John's future 
Why Saving One House from Honda Demolition Matters 
Main Street Dartmouth: Practice test of suburban sprawl repair 
There is no Good Development but Complete Development 
Tearing Off the Water Street “Refresh” Bandaid 
Small is Beautiful: Dartmouth's Findlay Centre and the new Master Plan