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Canadian Urbanism Uncovered

By Ren Thomas

  • Reflections on the Life of John Friedmann

    Internationally-renowned planning theorist John Friedmann passed away on June 12, 2017 in Vancouver. At 91, John was an honorary professor at the...

  • A reluctant cyclist in Europe’s cycling capital – Part 2

    Last Monday, I explored the the remarkable persistence of the Dutch cyclist in all types of weather, the Protestant roots of the culture, the impact of...

  • A reluctant cyclist in Europe’s cycling capital – Part 1

    If you’re an avid cyclist, urbanist, or public transit advocate, you’ve probably read more than a few articles on cycling in Amsterdam...

  • Jane’s Walk Special: Get with the plan (Marpole version)!

    [Editor’s Note: We are happy to present the first of a three InDepth Features covering a trio of special Jane’s Walk neighbourhood tours...

  • Collaborative CityStudio breaks new ground

    “When have you had your most engaged life experience?” asked Janet Moore and Duane Elverum. A rapt audience sat in silence for ten seconds. “No one ever...

  • A HiVE of activity

    Imagine arriving to work at a downtown historic building, where your workspace has high ceilings, brick walls, and huge windows. You can meet with clients...

  • Art Deco chic

    Looking to get your urban fix, 1920s-style? Check out the new exhibition at the Museum of Vancouver: Art Deco Chic: Glamourous Fashions of the 1920s and...

  • Walk the talk

    Food is intrinsically linked to place, whether it is agricultural land, rivers, or oceans. Interest in sustainable foods and food security has increased...