Is this the thinnest building in Vancouver?It’s always fun to come across a real surprise in Vancouver – especially for someone who thinks they know the…
Stanley Park: That Temporary Bike Lane Finally Arriving on Park DriveAfter what seems like one of the longest waits in the planet in a world that is still slowly stepping…
Vancouver’s 1905 Flashback: Automobile Drivers & Stanley Park, Is History Repeating?Stanley Park and its access by automobiles have historically been a point of contention, and that goes back over a…
Passerelle of the Year – Amsterdam’s latestIt’s been years (almost three) since we featured a pedestrian bridge (known as a passerelle) from somewhere in the world. …
Secret of Vancouver-The Hidden Industrial Area Gem: The Northern CafeThere are no words to describe one of the most memorable places to eat and it is in an industrial…
Calling All Artists: An idea worth sharingVia Brandon Donnelly in Toronto. We could do this here. Pine Hill Homes has recently completed a laneway suite here…
Not In My Back Yard: Satellite Imagery Ensuring B.C. Farmland is Farmland Scorned by Provincial LiberalsAerial photography and satellite imagery is available just about anywhere to everyone. You can document the changes in a place,…
Urban Lunch – Julia Harten and Erick Villagomez – July 21UBC School of Community and Regional Planning professor Julia Harten and Erick Villagomez, editor-in-chief of Spacing Vancouver, author of The Laws Of…
Heat Wave in Metro Vancouver: How Do We Cool Hot Cities? Metro Vancouver went through a deathly hot heat event at the end of June in this area that is…
New Book: Jane Jacobs’s First City: Learning From Scranton In the twentieth century there are very few evocative citizens that were not planners that spoke out about cities,…
Starbucks are closing – and no one caresMichael Gordon, resident flaneur, reports in: Have you noticed that most Starbuck’s do not allow you to sit in their…
The Shinjuku CatIf you haven’t seen the cat outside the world’s busiest train station – Shinjuku, in Tokyo – it’s not for…
Lessons for Vancouver: How a city in North Carolina struggled to create a comprehensive planGord Price: Thanks to Jeff Wood at The Overhead Wire (highly recommended), I discovered this astonishing article from Charlotte Magazine…
Be a Paul: support Viewpoint, get cool perks, and winPaul Dragan launched Reckless Bikes in Vancouver in 1986, and now keeps our wheels turning in three thriving Vancouver locations.…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner