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Biker taking shelter from the rain in Chinatown
Biker taking shelter from the rain in Chinatown, Toronto /Â By Mathew Borrett Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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High-tech tree houses hope to bring more people to city parks
A London-based company Invisible Works is trying to incorporate nature and urban parks by creating clever, innovative structures that blend into the...
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Cold day in Fairview
Cold day in Fairview, Vancouver /Â By Steven Godfrey Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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The Fliz: a bike without pedals, gears, or saddle
This might be a bit reminiscent of how the Flintstones used to run (really, really fast) to propel their cars forward. Without any pedals, it is up to the...
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Food city: Swedish lab builds replica city out of food
Onions, garlic, broccoli and even chunks of meat make up this tiny miniature city made entirely out of food. Atelier Food, a Swedish food lab that looks...
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Swinging in Little Norway Park
Swinging in Little Norway Park, Toronto / By John Elmslie Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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Delhi students want to generate power from high speed winds in subway
Inside the 196-km Delhi Metro, trains carry 2-million passengers daily through 142 stations and each train creates an incredible amount of wind that...
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Spacing launches second set of Montreal Metro buttons/magnets
Our second set of Spacing Montreal Metro buttons and magnets are finally here! We’ve added 19 more stations to our line of Montreal Metro designs...
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Polar Umbrella takes first place in skyscraper design contest
Each year eVolo magazine holds a contest that ignites the imagination of architects and pushes the boundaries of what we can build. These futuristic...
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Regent Park — a new report tells the story of how Toronto’s $1 billion public housing revitalization happened
Last year I was asked by the Metcalf Foundation if I’d be interested in writing a “Collective Impact” report on the Regent Park...
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The 1939 documentary ‘The City’ calls for return to nature
The iconic short documentary ‘The City’ takes a critical look at the industrialized city. It opens with an idyllic look at the rural life â€...
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London mayor unveils £1 billion cycling plan
London is effectively overhauling the city’s cycling infrastructure with a master plan that will spend £1 billion. The plan includes a 117 km...
By Jonathan Zettel
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered