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city & place

On failure (or, “a denial of waste”)

An urban automotive history reflection

Data collection for selected laneways of Briggs, Clara, Dean, Taylor, and Wallace-Midland in the St. David’s Ward Area

A Toronto laneway housing history

“I love to listen to Beethoven”

Andrea Yates and the spatial confinement of suburban isolation

When Queen’s Park smothered Toronto’s Yonge

Looking back on the Yonge Street Mall, 1971–1974

2008.05.19 Brenda Ludgate [3187432834_53cb4e31ae_b]

Reclaiming the walkable city in Toronto

An analysis

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On failure (or, “a denial of waste”)

An urban automotive history reflection

Data collection for selected laneways of Briggs, Clara, Dean, Taylor, and Wallace-Midland in the St. David’s Ward Area

A Toronto laneway housing history

Brownfield redevelopment

Discussions on DeSousa & McCarthy

Blacktop to green grounds

Citizen engagement and the un-paving, permeabilizing, and cultivating of routine public spaces

From Motortown to Funkytown

Marking fundamental socio-political shifts in Detroit’s demise and Minneapolis’s mobilization

When Queen’s Park smothered Toronto’s Yonge

Looking back on the Yonge Street Mall, 1971–1974

Invasive gentrification

When neighbourhood revitalization loses its humanity

Reclaiming the walkable city in Toronto

An analysis

Evergreen briefing note

Traditional ecological knowledge