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My City Lives: Graffiti BoxMen Series Part 1
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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Urban Planet: San Francisco Disaster, 1906
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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LORINC: The Infrastructure That Dare Not Speak its Name
Could there be a more telling detail about the Ford administration’s pathologically perverse position on transit than the revelation, in Friday’s Globe...
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Spacing release party this Tuesday!
WHAT: Spacing release party for Summer 2012 issue WHEN: Tuesday, May 29th, 7:30-midnight WHERE: Evergreen Brick Works COST: free! (mag costs $5Â ///Â...
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Sim City: Subways, Subways, Subways.
The people have spoken: “they want subways.” Subways, subways, subways. Right? No. We know it’s an old topic and the debate is long...
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Monday’s headlines
MAYOR FORD • Mayor Rob Ford says he does more than his itineraries show [Toronto Star] • Toronto Star reporter enters forbidden territory — Mayor Rob...
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Photo interns needed for Spacing projects this summer
WHAT: Spacing is looking for photo interns WHY: We have some cool projects on the go this summer that need some support WHERE: Walking the streets of...
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STREET SCENE: Go Trains Fueling
Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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Urban Planet: Typeface 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...
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Come to the Spacing release party on Tuesday at the Brick Works!
WHAT: Spacing release party for Summer 2012 issue WHEN: Tuesday, May 29th, 7:30-midnight WHERE: Evergreen Brick Works, Young Welcome Centre COST: free...
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NO MEAN CITY: At Doors Open, Inside the Architect’s Studio
Cross-posted from No Mean City, Alex’s personal blog on architecture Sorry for the pun. This week at Doors Open there’s a great array of...
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A new life for historic O’Keefe laneway
Vibrant public space that encourages walking and physical activity is exactly what 8-80 Cities thinks Toronto needs right now. Some areas in the city that...
By Amber Daugherty
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered