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Christopher Hume is on a Stockholm kick. Today in the Toronto Star he writes about Hammarby Sjostad, a waterfront community built over the last decade on former industrial lands. Stockholm built the community on the site that was originally pegged to house an Olympic Village (Stockholm bid on the 2004 Games but lost to Athens).Continue readinghttps://spacing.ca/toronto/images/stockholm-hammarby_0010.jpg