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NEW ISSUE: Sounds of the City
In an urban environment, noise is an inescapable part of life - but it can be for better or for worse. Issue 67 explores the good and the bad of noise in Toronto
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Notes from Britain
For the past two decades, Spacing contributor Sean Ruthen has written several architectural travelogues on places near and far – here in Canada from...
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Book Review: Surviving Vancouver
“There’s a tranquil spot at Georgina Point on Mayne Island where I sat in 2021 and looked back across the Salish Sea to the mainland. It was a...
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The Future Fix: Fighting wildfires with drones and video games
Spacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series.
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NEW ISSUE: Furniture for the People
Our issue 66 looks at the past and future of street furniture in Toronto, plus sewers, outdoor ice rinks, accessibility, TTC guide uniforms, and more.
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Book Review: To the Ends of the Earth – A Grand Tour for the 21st Century
“As developed by German philosopher Immanuel Kant in the 18th century, to experience the sublime is to feel an acute sense of being overawed by...
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LORINC: National politics vs. local land use planning
Why the federal government should keep its paws off the admittedly imperfect realm of land use planning
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Book Review – The Artful Plan: Architectural Drawing Reconfigured
Editors: Martin Søberg and Anna Hougaard (Birkhäuser, 2020) Architectural representations are more than just visual aids—they are the foundational...
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The Future Fix: Dipping into water data
Spacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series.
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THE FUTURE FIX: Vivre en Ville à Victoriaville
Spacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series. This is a special, French-language edition.
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Book Review: Hey Computer! Icons of Architecture Rebuilt by AI
We are currently experiencing a noetic turn, from a speech-based to a data-based civilization. In the historical analogue world, the relationship between...
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Book Review: The Painter Le Corbusier, Eileen Gray’s Villa E1027, and Le Cabanon
“From the end of the 1930s onwards, Le Corbusier tested the possibilities of mural painting to enliven architectural space. Following a first...
By Sean Ruthen
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered