Neighbourhoods
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Restoring Heritage: The Ripple Effect
Have you ever noticed that once someone fixes up one house, the neighbouring houses quickly follow? Whether or not you agree with the “broken window...
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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...
By Ren Thomas -
West End focus group – participants required!
We’re a group of West End renters interested in building a web site and undertaking related activities to provide information to BC renters. In order to...
By Erick Villagomez -
Grandview-Woodland Open House Reminders
Sunday, May 13, 11 am – 3 pm – Grandview-Woodland Open House – Mother’s Day Edition We’ll be having a fun, family-friendly...
By Erick Villagomez -
Release: CityStudio Students Attend to Vancouver Orphaned Spaces
The City of Vancouver and the Vancouver Economic Commission (VEC) announced today that students from CityStudio have undertaken work on an innovative...
By Spacing -
An Overview of Vancouver’s New Official Community Planning Process
Vancouver has a rich history of urban planning and, this spring, the City of Vancouver is launching three new Community Plan processes in...
By Yuri Artibise -
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...
By Ren Thomas -
Release: Next CoV Community Plans – Terms of Reference
The Next CoV Community Plans – Terms of Reference Administrative Report dated March 7, 2012, will be considered by Vancouver City Council’s Standing...
By Erick Villagomez -
Commercial Drive’s Historian: An Interview with Jak King
Jak King knows a lot about the history of Commercial Drive. In his recently released The Drive: A Retail, Social and Political History of Commercial Drive...
By David Peacock -
From Wasteland to Condo-Land: Documenting Vancouver’s Olympic Village
One of the most talked about sites in Vancouver’s recent history is the former Olympic Village. From the Olympic celebrations to the eco-sustainability of...
By Yuri Artibise -
The Gastown Project: JIM GREEN
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Go East, Young City, Security and Aesthetic improvements
“The Burns Block is named for its original owner and builder, Patrick Burns of P. Burns & Company, who had it built in 1909 as the headquarters...
By Sean Ruthen