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Emotion Mapping
Check out this amazing project by artist Christian Nold who collaborated with local residents from the Greenwich Peninsula in London to explore the area...
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TTC bullies creator of station anagram map
This seems rather odd, but the TTC has decided to send Robot Johnny a cease and desist letter for his anagram remix of subway station names. I agree with...
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Google Kills Your Time
Hours and hours can be spent looking at Google maps. Apart from revolutionizing communication and changing the way we live, it might just be the best...
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Urban Imbalance – Exquisite Corpse
The city is bankrupt. We need more transit and other services. Miller talks to McGuinty – the province is broke. McGuinty talks to Flaherty –...
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Public Chairs
Used chairs are taken from the trash and are being transformed into public property by spraying the words “public chair†on them. That way they get a...
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Scavenging uTOpia
When: Sunday February 26, 2-5pm Where: Gladstone Hotel, 1214 Queen Street West, free Do you have city savvy? Detective-like determination? Intimate...
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SPACING: Toronto photoblogger panel at Apple Store
Spacing is happy to be sponsoring the second Toronto Area Photobloggers event at the Apple Store Yorkdale on Sunday, February 26th starting at 6:30pm...
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News on the Wychwood Barns
A bunch of good news for people interested in the development of Wychwood Barns, the old TTC streetcar garage at Christie just south of St. Clair West...
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TTC subway station names get remixed
We’ve been dealing with serious TTC issues over the last few days, so this shold be a nice break. Robot Johnny was so inspired by the anagrams of...
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Toronto to Force New Condo Developers to Buy TTC Passes for Residents?
That’s Howard Moscoe’s suggestion, as a possible revenue stream for the TTC, and as a means of encouraging residents of new condominiums...
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6x parking density
Six bicycles to one car: the bike park occupies a single carpark space, a critical proposal of the space of parking. By Adrien Rovero & Inout Projects.
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206 Carlton
The recent sentencing of David Irving to three years in prison for holocaust denial got me thinking about the fortified house at 206 Carlton. This was...
By Shawn Micallef
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered