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https://spacing.ca/montreal/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2013/03/royal-vic-1925-mccord-museum7.jpg768625I’ve been wondering about how much influence dead people have in urban planning. I’m not talking about the instances in which we choose to pay homage to historical figures, whether by creating new monuments or by preserving the places that were meaningful during their lifetimes. Nor am I talking about the decisions made by our forefathersContinue reading