Building Walkable Neighbourhoods Proven to Lower Health Risks Here is some solid and unequivocal proof that urban design and health need to work together hand in hand…
Lessons from the best public housing program in the worldFrom urbangateway: “But what about Singapore?” … having lived in the beautiful red-dot city state for two and half years,…
Is NYC's Times Square the Future Placemaking Blueprint for other Cities?What used to be a very seedy, dirty and crowded area of New York City has undertaken a dramatic renewal…
Northeast False Creek Plan and View Corridors~The View From Larry Beasley & Neal LaMontagne The Northeast False Creek Plan is currently before City Council and city staff are recommending three tall towers that…
Doubling Taxes without Controversy: Who We Are and What We ValueHere’s an item you probably haven’t seen. From Metro Vancouver Update: Regional Parks land acquisition funds growth Metro Vancouver has…
Photography and Architecture in a Changing City – Feb 4 Sun, February 4 6:00 – 8:00 pm Fairmont Pacific Rim, 1038 Canada Place – The Plaza Pavilion RSVP here …
Northeast False Creek and the Viaducts: Send an emailA request from Michael Alexander: If you support removal of the viaducts and approval of the North East False Creek plan,…
Bike Lanes, Vancouver and the 21st CenturyNo one will argue with advocating for better walking facilities~wider sidewalks, brushed concrete with non-glare finishes, benches and amenities to…
Richard Wozny, Real Estate Prices and "Mortgage Slaves"In planning and real estate Richard Wozny is a local legend for his ability to capture the upside of real…
City of Vancouver Volunteer Opportunity~Public Space and Public Life StudyCity of Vancouver Volunteers Deadline Jan 30 The City of Vancouver is conducting a Public Space and Public Life (PSPL)…
NE False Creek – 2: What's with the bears?Big birds on one side of False Creek, big bears on the other: Unusual that a rendering would include a…
London England's "People Parking Bay"From Time Out in London comes this unfailingly forward story about Brenda Puech. Brenda believes in sustainability, and she had a…
Proposed Pool Swims in Kitsilano Controversy~NIMBY or YIMBY?As reported by Matt Robinson in the Vancouver Sun: “A shiny, new $75-million destination pool is something most city residents…
South of the Fraser River & the Industrialization of Delta~Agricultural Land: Going, going, goneThere has been a lot of back and forth about industrial development in Delta. There is the MLA for Delta…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner