Architecture
Author: Ben Green (MIT Press, 2019) This book is about the battle for the future of cities. The smart city may represent the next major urban... Read More
Book Review – The Largest Art: A Measured Manifesto for a Plural UrbanismAuthor: Brent D. Ryan (MIT Press, 2017) Contemporary cities are the most complex entities humanity has ever created. To be sure, we... Read More
Notes from CharlottetownAs the new BC/Yukon regional director of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, I recently had the privilege of meeting in June... Read More
Book Review – Mismatch: How Inclusion Shapes DesignAuthor: Kat Holmes (The MIT Press, 2017) The idea of universal design is powerful and (hopefully) prevalent in everything designers... Read More
Book Review – Inventing Future CitiesAuthor: Michael Batty (MIT Press, 2018) Given the state of the world, it is fair to say that the future of cities is intimately... Read More
The disassembly of a city: Windsor’s Mega-hospital debate should be on every Canadian’s radarED: This op-ed by Shane Mitchell regarding Windsor’s “Mega-hospital” debate is a microcosm of the poor land use... Read More
Two-Cities: Kanata/Waterloo... a tale of two islands 
An Invasion? An Invitation? An Importation? Mechanical Monsters and Giants in the Streets 
All of Centretown - Photography and the city 
Street Names: Proposing an Intrepid Commemoration 
For the moment: The Prince of Wales Park