By Matthew Blackett
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A closer look at the City of Canada transit map
EDITOR’S NOTE: On Canada Day this year, Spacing’s creative director Matthew Blackett published a map of a fictional City of Canada in the...
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We’re looking for creative mappers!
Back in 2012, we ran one of our most popular cover sections in Spacing magazine’s history: creative mapping. For our summer 2018 edition, we want to...
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The Robbie collection of Expo 67 objects
Rod Robbie is a Canadian architecture legend, but to Caroline, Angus, Karen, and Nicola — the keepers of Rod’s vast archives — he was just a dad with a...
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SPACING: Celebrate release of summer issue & Jane Jacobs Prize winners
WHAT: Summer 2015 issue release party & Jane Jacobs Prize ceremony WHEN: Wed., July 15th, 7-11:30pm (Prize ceremony runs from 8-8:30pm) WHERE: Royal...
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ROBSON REDUX: Voting and viewing of submissions begin tonight
VANCOUVER — I have the unique opportunity to help pick the public art installation that will take over Robson Street in downtown Vancouver this summer...
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Meet the winners of the 2014 Jane Jacobs Prize
Meet the winners of the 2014 Jane Jacobs Prize This is the first year that Spacing has administered the Jane Jacobs Prize, awarded since 1999 to...
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Spacing partners with Vancouver on Robson Street Redux
Spacing is proud to be the media partner for the City of Vancouver’s Robson Redux. VIVA Vancouver — the City of Vancouver’s public space...
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Exploring evolution of bike infrastructure in Toronto and Montreal
Both Toronto and Montreal have made progress towards creating a connected network of bike lanes, yet each has taken a different approach. In the 1980s...
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Spacing named one of world’s best sources of transportation news on Twitter
It’s with great pride that we share the news that the Urban Land Institute has named Spacing the ninth best source of transportation news on...
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008: The haphazard city
http://spacingmedia.com/uploads/radio/spacingradio-008.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (17.0MB) Episode 008 of Spacing Radio examines the idea...