Walking
Induced Demand: How Edmonton Can Undermine Its LRT Investment
By Kyle Witiw
The proposed widening of 75th Street to six lanes as part of the southeast LRT project was recently discussed in an article in the... Read More
Retail Spaces Sell Cities
By Peter West
Most denizens, visitors and armchair urbanists casually acquainted with the works of Jane Jacobs would agree that the City of... Read More
It’s time to quit hating on pedways
By Tim Querengesser
Pedways have been built in cities around the world for the same reason: weather. Most, in places like Hong Kong, Singapore and Taipei... Read More
Summer at Churchill Square
By scott varga
Churchill square is Edmonton’s prime downtown public space. However, it still has the capacity for exponential growth regardless of... Read More
Edmonton’s Inner-Ring Suburbs
By Peter West
Touring Edmonton with an outsider is the easiest way to get a handle on the authentic architectural identity that the city displays... Read More
“Far” a factor of time and discomfort.
By Matt Kleywegt
I live at 93rd St and 104th Ave; I don’t own a car. I could, but it’s better that I pay down my Visa right now. Anyway, when I moved... Read More
Walkable ≠ Walked
By Paul Giang
This guest post by Brandon Webber originally appeared on his website on April 15, 2013. My work is 3.5 kilometres away from where I... Read More
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: April 14 to 27
By Lana Cuthbertson
ARCHITECTURE & URBAN DEVELOPMENT Edmonton Civic Precinct plan dumped [Edmonton Journal] REGIONAL ISSUES Bad planning: Edmonton... Read More
COMMONPLACE | APRIL 3, 2013
By Chelsea Boos
Commonplace celebrates quotidian life on the streets of Edmonton and fosters a collective sense of belonging to the here and now... Read More
I live Here: A Commentary on Greisbach’s suburban model
By Olivia Fung
The growth of our city has been flourishing from the various family and eco-friendly developments occurring around its periphery... Read More