By Brendan Hurley
Monster Home: A Connective Community Approach to Single Family Housing Districts
There is no question that Vancouver is a densifying city. Despite all the excitement and acrimony that comes with that prospective... Read More
Halloween For Planning Nerds: CANDY DENSITY
Halloween is an Urbanist Holiday (shhh don’t tell anybody) Halloween as a Holiday – more than any other – is about neighbourhood. It... Read More
Park(ING) Day 2013 in Vancouver
It’s international Park(ing) Day around the world. September 20th is a day where artists, designers and citizens formally and... Read More
Vancouver’s Urbanism Headlines: Weekend
LOCAL • Note to Vancouver Art Gallery: Consider staying put [Globe & Mail] • Vancouver street-food program expands with 15 new... Read More
Robson Chronicles: The Structure of Downtown – Visions for a Complete and Vital Street
[Editors Note: Robson is a diverse and dynamic street that holds power in defining Vancouver. In 2008 associate-editor of... Read More
2012 InReview: UnVisioning the Viaducts
As 2012 comes to a closes and our Spacing Vancouver contributors take a well deserved break, we would like to take the opportunity to... Read More
More than charity: Hope for change this Christmas
Christmas can be a dreary time for some in Vancouver. It seems to be constantly dark and gray, and almost invariably wet. The... Read More
CityStudio Blasting Off
Friday night was the CityStudio Holiday Blast. Held at the Wise Hall off the Drive, the event was a celebration of the first year of... Read More
Guillermo Penalosa: People Moving Cities: Part II
Guillermo Penalosa is considered one of the premier voices on the vitalizing nature of human powered transportation and public spaces... Read More
Expressing Crossings
“I dream of a better world where chickens can cross the road without having their motives questioned.” This little call... Read More