-
Jun 6, 14 •
2210 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, Métacité, TORONTO •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
Toronto has been named the Intelligent Community of 2014 by the Intelligent Community Forum, a New York-based independent think tank that studies and promotes the best practices of intelligent community building worldwide. The announcement was made last...
-
Apr 1, 14 •
2666 Views •
Cityscape, Entertainment, PLAY, Q+A, Retail, Take A Walk, Urban Spaces •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
Four individuals, from various professional backgrounds, and from different parts of the globe, give answers to our question of the week. Can the creation of urban destinations transform or hinder a city’s development? Think about places that try to...
-
Nov 9, 13 •
2466 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, Landscape Architecture •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
2 Comments
Owen Rose is an architect and principal of Rose Architecture in Montréal. He’s an urban ecological architect and engaged citizen working to consolidate nature and the built environment into a humanised living experience. He’s also the president of...
-
Nov 7, 13 •
3345 Views •
Articles, Audio, Cityscape, Métacité, PRAIRIES •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
1 Comment
Canada has more Intelligent Communities than any other nation. Over the past 16 years, 21 Canadian communities have received this designation from the Intelligent Community Forum. For 2014, the Smart21 semi-final list of communities is lead by six Canadian...
-
Oct 17, 13 •
3215 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, EDMONTON •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
3 Comments
By Deidre Miller… Close To Nature There was a time not so long ago when people who were concerned with conservation and environmentalism almost exclusively dreamed of a life in the country or the wilderness, where they could be close to nature....
-
Oct 17, 13 •
1179 Views •
Cityscape, VANCOUVER •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
...
-
Sep 1, 13 •
1993 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, MONTRÉAL •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
Sifting through the various layers of a neighborhood, Ellen Gedopt delves into the built history of a Montreal quartier on the verge of a major transformation – again. By Ellen Gedopt… I love how much you can learn from a city by walking through it...
-
Aug 17, 13 •
1975 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, Sustainability •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
1 Comment
Many people think that European architects are more forward thinking than their Canadian counterparts when it comes to energy conservation, but practitioners from the Great White North are the best in the world at designing buildings suitable for their...
-
Aug 8, 13 •
1884 Views •
Cityscape, Q+A •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
8 Comments
Three individuals, from different professional backgrounds, and from different parts of the globe, give answers to our question of the week. B.J. Murphy is a Transhumanist and Philosopher of Science and Technology. I’m a writer for the...
-
Jul 28, 13 •
1603 Views •
Cityscape, Q+A, Skyscraper •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
Craig Rushton has been a licensed Realtor with Century 21 since 2006. Specializing in Condominium Sales and Marketing in both Calgary, AB and Vancouver, BC. www.RushtonProperties.ca : The condo lifestyle has changed the way we live and socialize in an...
-
Jul 27, 13 •
1529 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, Métacité •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
Intelligent Communities: A more holistic approach to city and community-building. By John. G. Jung… Many cities around the world have seized on the Smart City concept as a sustainable and cost-effective solution to urban problems ranging from...
-
Jul 12, 13 •
1112 Views •
Cityscape, VANCOUVER •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
...
-
Jun 29, 13 •
1995 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, TORONTO •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
By Brian Sharwood… If you ask people in Toronto where in the city to go to find the latest in restaurants, bars, art galleries, fashion retailers, theatre and music, the likely answer you’re going to get is Ossington. The neighbourhood...
-
Jun 22, 13 •
1039 Views •
Cityscape, VANCOUVER •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
...
-
May 31, 13 •
1528 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, TORONTO •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
By Deidre Miller… Cabbagetown and Strathbungo are both Victorian neighbourhoods that saw dark days in the mid-twentieth century. They were adopted by renovators, many of them creative professionals, in the 1970s and 1980s and were returned to their past...
-
Apr 24, 13 •
1042 Views •
Cityscape, MONTRÉAL •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
...
-
Apr 17, 13 •
1197 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, Sustainability, VANCOUVER •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
By Riley Syjuco… As discussed in the previous two articles, land development and construction has become commonplace among suburban communities. Developing outwards and away from the original settlements also has now become second nature. This...
-
Apr 15, 13 •
986 Views •
Cityscape, VANCOUVER •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
...
-
Apr 8, 13 •
1343 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, Skyscraper, VANCOUVER •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
No Comments
By Riley Syjuco… The issue of suburban lifestyle was discussed in my last article and it raises the question of what do we do now to solve the problem? Suburban development has proved to be unsustainable and causes more pollution than necessary. The...
-
Mar 27, 13 •
2405 Views •
Articles, Cityscape, MONTRÉAL, Urban Spaces •
sixty7 Architecture Road •
3 Comments
By Ellen Gedopt… If you tell people in Montreal to meet you at the Mountain, it might be a little confusing; Mount Royal Park is Montreal’s largest green space. When you tell them to meet at the Angel Statue though, it is clear. The 35-meter high...
