Green Space
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Headspace: Economist Jeff Rubin discusses Peak Oil
This regular online series will feature interviews with fascinating and influential urban thinkers, with a focus on discussing how Toronto can become a...
By Luca De Franco -
Green Roofs Toronto
There is no doubt that buildings make the streetscape of a city. Buildings hold infinite potential. They can create a welcoming space, a barrier, a source...
By Jessica Lemieux -
Soil Recycling in the Portlands
Toronto’s waterfront, the largest revitalization of a brownfield site in North America, is being cleaned up, one pile of dirt at a time. Soil recycling...
By Jessica Lemieux -
Walking in the Don Valley Ravine
Toronto’s ravines are spaces of recreation in every sense of the word. The very term recreation has its roots in Latin meaning ‘to create anew’. The...
By Jessica Lemieux -
SPACING SPEAKS: an event to discuss the new issue
WHAT: Spacing Speaks, a casual lecture series WHEN: Thursday March 3 2011, 7pm WHERE: Fort York (in the Blue Barracks), 250 Fort York Blvd. COST: $5 WEB...
By Spacing -
Toronto’s Trash
There has been a lot of talk about waste at city hall as of late. The need to cut down on waste, to improve effectiveness, and stop that gravy train is...
By Jessica Lemieux -
STREET SCENE: I Expect Snow
Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
By Jerry Waese -
Come to the Spacing relase party on Mon. Feb. 21st!
COME TO SPACING’S WINTER 2011 RELEASE PARTY! WHEN: Mon. February 21, 7:30pm-1am WHERE: El Mocambo (464 Spadina Ave., SW corner of Spadina and...
By Spacing -
Everyday Heroes Festival 2011
This Earth Week, one minute silent films that highlight everyday eco-heros will be projected on Onestop TTC screens in Toronto and on screens in malls...
By Jessica Lemieux -
LORINC: Pucks, periods, and penalties: Triple Ps for new arenas?
When Giorgio Mammolitti mused last week that council should turn to public-private partnerships to develop new arenas, he was, I’m guessing, thinking...
By John Lorinc -
Could a neighbourhood be carbon-neutral?
“Project Neutral” is a new volunteer-based initiative whose goal is to work with a Toronto neighbourhood towards achieving carbon-neutrality...
By Dylan Reid -
NO MEAN CITY: Designs on a downtown park
Cross-posted from No Mean City, Alex’s personal blog on architecture This year, the redesign of downtown Toronto’s John Street into a...
By Alex Bozikovic