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  • Pamphlet Architecture 31: Coupling

    A gallery and manifesto for a team of multi-titled architectural strategists: COUPLING offers both a graphically thrilling presentation of large scale...

  • Down Detour Road

    Eric Cesal shares his personal account of the direction the profession of architecture needs to move to on the heels of the recent financial collapse, in...

  • The Urbanist’s Guide to Vancouver Part 1: Food and Drink

    Although re:place may not be the first site one would turn to when looking for a dining guide, there is no doubt that going out to restaurants or other...

  • The Urbanist’s Guide to Vancouver Part 2: Outdoor Spaces and Meanders

    For the second installment of The Urbanist’s Guide to Vancouver, we present a list of some of the great and interesting public spaces in and around...

  • The Urbanist’s Guide to Vancouver Part 3: Indoor Spaces

    This week, re:place goes out of the cold and looks at some of the most interesting indoor places. Whether you want to shop, check out live music, learn...

  • The Urbanist’s Guide to Vancouver Part 4: Explorations

    For the final part of the Guide, re:place looks at some of the wonderful suggestions you had for learning more about the our city. By the re:place team...

  • Margins of the Functional

    This series of photos was taken in and around Vancouver over the last two years. Filtered from over two hundred images, I selected these as the core of an...

  • Vancouver City Nights

    These photos showcase some of the areas around the city of Vancouver at night. Images and Statement by Kirk Takei

  • A Letter from re:place and Spacing

    After months of discussions and planning, re:place and Spacing Magazine have an exciting announcement! By the re:place Magazine & Spacing Magazine Editors

  • Steam Work

    Surely, my proximity to one of Vancouver’s biggest, and most baffling, tourist attractions, the Gastown Steam Clock, which of course is no longer...

  • Mappa: The Cartographic Cloth

    The word “map” has its origins in the Latin word “mappa” which refers to a cloth square or napkin. My long-term interest in...

  • Honk if you love honking

    Can Abu Dhabi transform itself from a city for cars to one for people? By Jessica Hume, re:place Magazine (as originally printed in Spacing Magazine)