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Kensington Market
Photo by Martinho Rainy day in Kensington Market, Toronto Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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Downtown underpass
Photo by Lisa on the Run Light and shadows, Toronto Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
By Julie Fish -
Infrastructure and our way of life: lessons from the Atlanta BeltLine
Ryan Gravel, a senior urban designer with Perkins+Will who has helped to lead the design of the Atlanta BeltLine, spoke at an event hosted by the Centre...
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BOOK REVIEW – Site Design for Multifamily Housing: Creating Livable, Connected Neighborhoods
Authors:Â Nico Larco, Kristin Kelsey, and Amanda West (Island Press, 2014) Given multi-unit residential housing accounts for the vast majority of the work...
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New TTC streetcar
Photo by elsie.nisonen Gerrard St. E., Toronto Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
By Julie Fish -
Riverdale
Photo by Dominic Bugatto A defunct pay phone, Toronto Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
By Julie Fish -
Sustainability comes to Strathcona BIA
Most business improvement associations love a parade. A street festival draws foot traffic, window shoppers, and hungry patrons. But the Strathcona...
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BOOK REVIEW – The Guide to Greening Cities
Authors: Sadhu Aufochs Johnston, Steven S. Nicholas and Julia Parzen (Island Press, 2013) More and more books are focusing on how to effectively “greenâ€...
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SPACING: Come to our release party on July 15th!
WHAT: Release party for summer 2014 issue WHEN: Tuesday, July 15th, 7pm-12am WHERE: Centre for Social Innovation (Annex), 720 Bathurst St., ground floor...
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Go Transit
Photo by Jonathan Castellino Congestion, Toronto Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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Book Review – Bing Thom Works
“As the author himself states, this is not the typical architect’s monograph. For the book, Bing Thom has selected a number of projects from...
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Old highways, new tricks
In countries like Canada, where the car is still king, highways and roads are perhaps the most ubiquitous form of infrastructure around. There are 900,000...
By Glyn Bowerman
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered