The Missing Middle and Why Just Changing Zoning Won’t Get Us ThereHousing affordability and the need for housing that is accessible to families is top of mind to many but as…
Registration Still Open for 2020 Public Art Bikennale/WalkennaleThe reviews are coming in and they are very positive for the Vancouver Biennale 2020. If you like public art,…
Fraser River Trail Completion Blocked by Marine Drive Golf Course~What are the Remedies?Earlier this month I wrote about the Fraser River Trail which is one of the approved greenway routes delineated in…
Free Webinar~ Communities & COVID-19: Age-Friendly ApproachesThe Maryland Department of Planning and the Smart Growth Network present a free webinar on “Helping Communities Manage COVID-19: Learning…
A Walk Through Global Cities in the 1890’s~The VideoThis YouTube Video puts together early filmed footage of cities in the late 1890’s At that time seeing a camera…
Vancouver Stanley Park’s Prospect Point, 1897 With thanks to Bryn for the link, this silver gelatin print from 1895 shows the partially thatched roof of…
Island Press Offering Free E-BooksThere’s a great free offer from Island Press~they are making available an assortment of their books on biodiversity, climate change,…
Free Webinar~Hank Dittmar’s The DIY CityDIY CITY: THE COLLECTIVE POWER OF SMALL ACTIONS Please join us for a celebration and discussion of Hank Dittmar’s DIY…
Stanley Park’s Prospect Point Ice Cream Shop~A Look BackFrom photographer Ken Ohrn this wonderful image located at today’s Stanley Park Prospect Point Ice Cream shop. The shopkeeper handing…
Lowering Road Speeds for Sustainability Reasons More Palatable than for Safety? CBC Science reporter Emily Chung writes for CBC’s excellent “What On Earth?” podcast and weekly newsletter that explores…
A Day in the Life of a Skyscraper~1976This gem provides a ten minute vignette of the 1976 office life of Chicago’s Prudential Building which was built in…
12,700 – Jeff Leigh explores the Beach Bikeway datapointJeff Leigh from HUB, responding to the preceding post – Beach Bikeway Gets a Datapoint: 12,700 Jeff: Some comparisons…
Beach Bikeway Gets a Datapoint: 12,700Beach Bikeway (no one’s calling it a flow way) is obviously and surprisingly high-volume. Many cyclists, many different kinds of…
Portland: Go for the Protests, Stay for the RezoningPortland’s BLM protests may capture the news, but the Sightline Institute summarizes what their city council is likely to approve…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner