Walking
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It’s time to quit hating on pedways
Pedways have been built in cities around the world for the same reason: weather. Most, in places like Hong Kong, Singapore and Taipei, remove people from...
By Tim Querengesser -
Summer at Churchill Square
Churchill square is Edmonton’s prime downtown public space. However, it still has the capacity for exponential growth regardless of season. For the many...
By scott varga -
Edmonton’s Inner-Ring Suburbs
Touring Edmonton with an outsider is the easiest way to get a handle on the authentic architectural identity that the city displays, beyond pointy...
By Peter West -
“Far” a factor of time and discomfort.
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 here last December...
By Matt Kleywegt -
Walkable ≠ Walked
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 live. Being so close...
By Paul Giang -
Edmonton’s urbanism headlines: April 14 to 27
ARCHITECTURE & URBAN DEVELOPMENT Edmonton Civic Precinct plan dumped [Edmonton Journal] REGIONAL ISSUES Bad planning: Edmonton Arena funding and...
By Lana Cuthbertson -
COMMONPLACE | APRIL 3, 2013
Commonplace celebrates quotidian life on the streets of Edmonton and fosters a collective sense of belonging to the here and now. Chelsea Boos is a...
By Chelsea Boos -
I live Here: A Commentary on Greisbach’s suburban model
The growth of our city has been flourishing from the various family and eco-friendly developments occurring around its periphery. Hamptons, South...
By Olivia Fung