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The Viaducts: Past, Present and Future – Part 2
This is the second part of a series – in tandem with In Focus: The Georgia and Dunsmuir Viaducts photo essay – looking at the past, present...
By Brian Gould -
The Georgia and Dunmuir Viaducts Re-imagined
In conjunction with the third part of The Viaducts: Past, Present and Future series, this photo essay look at the proposals put forth by Alyssa...
By Erick Villagomez -
The Viaducts: Past, Present and Future – Part 3
This is the third and final part of a series – in tandem with In Focus photo essays – looking at the past, present and future of the Georgia...
By Brian Gould -
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
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World Wide Wednesday: International streetscapes, Montreal parks and too many bikes
Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites outside...
By Hilary Best -
World Wide Wednesday: Three-way streets, Before I Die, Public Space Music Videos
Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites outside...
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Serving Surrey: Rapid Transit South of the Fraser
Following a similar format to the UBC Line study for the Broadway corridor in Vancouver, TransLink’s public consultation focus has shifted to the...
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Spacing Saturday: the magazine launches first national issue
This weekend’s Spacing Saturday is a special one: we focus on the magazine’s first national issue that is set to hit newsstands on Monday...
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Vancouver Turns 125, Public Transit 121
We kick off Vancouver’s quasquicentennial year with a look back at the opening of Vancouver’s first public transit system, a mere four years...
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The Cambie Street Corridor and the Future of Vancouver
This interview with Brent Toderian, Vancouver’s director of planning, discusses the recently released draft of the Cambie Corridor Plan, the future...
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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...
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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...
By Spacing
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered