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Sim City: Disaster hits Spacington!
In conjunction with our newest Disaster issue we thought we’d see what it would be like if a couple disasters hit our very own, Spacington. This...
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Urban Planet: Disaster City
Urban Planet is a daily roundup of blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites outside...
By Hilary Best -
STREET SCENE: 4231
STREET SCENE: 4231 Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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My City Lives: Graffiti BoxMen Series Part 3
The Toronto based installation, Graffiti BoxMen project, was created with the intent to comment on the role of graffiti art in the urban environment...
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NO MEAN CITY: An affordable modern house in Leslieville? Yes
Cross-posted from No Mean City, Alex’s personal blog on architecture Yes, that title sounds like a tease. (Eames era Knoll modern Mies van Der...
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Friday’s headlines
TRANSPORTATION • TTC’s Victoria Park station now features secure bike parking [The Star] • Hume: Metrolinx has yet to prove itself [The Star] • TTC...
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Last day to enter Spacing’s Creative Mapping contest
DEADLINE TODAY! Spacing magazine presents the CREATIVE MAPPING CONTEST Do you love maps? Are you an illustrator, graphic designer, or visual storyteller...
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Urban Planet: North Las Vegas’s State of Emergency
Urban Planet is a daily roundup of blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites outside...
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A slideshow from the Spacing release party
Spacing’s staff (and potentially many readers) have finally recovered from our Tuesday night release party. We had photographer Yvonne Bambrick snap...
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Thursday’s headlines
TRANSIT • Help the TTC find the Dupont station shooter, get a (tax-free!) reward (OpenFile) • Quote of the day: Glenn De Baeremaeker on the horror of...
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My City Lives: Graffiti BoxMen Series Part 2
The Toronto based installation, Graffiti BoxMen project, was created with the intent to comment on the role of graffiti art in the urban environment...
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Wednesday’s headlines
AIR CANADA • Falling debris in Toronto: How likely are you to be hit? [Toronto Star] • Falling debris in Mississauga was from plane that took off from...
By Amber Daugherty
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered