For those who missed seeing Jennifer Keesmaat’s lecture on December 6, 2014 in honour of Warren Gill, here is the video:
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Make that 2013.
I enjoyed her presentation very much and her frank and thoughtful replies to questions from younger members of the audiences even more. Looking back, however, I recall that the subject was largely about community engagement and process – not to be sneezed at, surely – rather than thoughts about urban form making. (Other than opposing very tall buildings, which is very easy to do.) I find that somewhat curious, coming from the lead planner of Canada’s largest city.
Wow that was exhaustingly rhetorical.
She’s a great speaker. I found that a very engaging, thoughtful talk. Thank you for sharing it.