Spacing | Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
On Nov 21, 2014 we opened the Spacing Store at 401 Richmond St. W. It’s been an amazing decade of being the city’s premier destination for Toronto-centric merchandise, which has been made possible by our loyal readers and shoppers like you. To celebrate the occasion, on Thursday, Nov 21, 2024, from 5-9pm, we will be co-hosting a party with ...
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In open spaces, it travels easily, invisibly and inescapably pervading our experience when we go outside. So it fits right into Spacing’s mandate to explore Toronto’s public realm. In this issue, we look a both the good and the bad of public sound. We hear from people seeking to reduce noise, and people seeking to create opportunities to ...
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Spacing is an award-winning magazine that reveals the joys and obstacles of today's urban landscape. The magazine has become a leading voice, both locally and nationally, about how to build a healthy, sustainable, and vibrant city. Each issue of Spacing presents an abundance of creative ideas from the city's emerging city builders, writers, and ...
Issue 57 — Optimism! - Spacing Magazine
After four issues themed inevitably around the Covid-19 pandemic — a full year’s cycle of this magazine dealing with that devastating, depressing crisis — we decided, enough.
The scouring of Ontario Place - Spacing Toronto
1 day ago · November 13, 2024. Between 2021 and 2023 architectural and documentary photographer Steven Evans trained his eye and camera on Ontario Place as plans for its future were unfolding. That work culminated in his book As It Is: A Precarious Moment in the Life of Ontario Place. On October 31, 2024, Evans returned to Ontario Place after hundreds ...
Broadway Plan Blues - Spacing Vancouver
2 days ago · Rendering of proposed development at 2156-2172 West 14th Avenue between Arbutus and Yew St. Courtesy of the City of Vancouver Application Submission. Editor’s Note: Many residents are unaware—and some are unpleasantly surprised—that the Broadway Plan allows for high-rise towers on quiet back streets of single-family homes and duplexes ...
Issue 56 — The Public Health Issue - Spacing Magazine | Spacing …
In this issue, we explore a bridge that has helped to carry us over the troubled waters of this crisis — our public health system. But, as with our past two pandemic-era issues, we refuse to let COVID-19 be the only story. Public health has a long and storied past in Toronto, and will be important even after the pandemic is behind us.
About Spacing - Spacing
Contact Spacing: Spacing Media 401 Richmond St. W. Suite B-02 Toronto ON, M5V 3A8 phone: 416 644 1017. Send all subscription orders, cheques, books, and products to the above address. If you have a specific concern please visit our customer service centre. Spacing acknowledges the land we are using for our business is located on the traditional ...
Issue 58 — Growth - Spacing Magazine
The natural world, as editor Sarah B. Hood notes in her introduction to our cover section, makes a compelling metaphor for thinking about the city.
Issue 59 — Rain - Spacing Magazine
Rain. Rain is a pain for cities, too. We build over soil and creeks to create our houses and our roads, and then, having blocked the outlets nature relies on to absorb precipitation, we have to also build places for it to go. Rain management shapes every aspect of the city. Until recently, we did the minimum in Toronto, and then complained when ...
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