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A Hong Kong pocket park educates people on the adjacent neighbourhood's medicinal herb trade
about 14 hours ago
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Yikes. RT @ Venice in Montreal. Flash floods bring knee deep water to downtown core
3:15 PM May 29th
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in reply to SusanSemenak
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Toronto's changing face, pedestrian friendly Melbourne, itty bitty libraries, and David Byrne on biking
3:06 PM May 28th
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And a happy Bike Month to all you people. Safe and happy riding. But remember: every month is bike month, really.
9:28 AM May 28th
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If you're in Toronto, be sure to check out @'s release party tomorrow at the @ Brick Works
9:27 AM May 28th
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@ PS we don't need "tall" near transit, just density near transit. Density can be done in many diff building forms, not nec. tall.
4:28 PM May 27th
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On the importance of paying attention to the smaller stuff when thinking about bicycle infrastructure via @
10:06 AM May 27th
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Interesting. RT @ You can identify urban inequality from space.
10:05 AM May 27th
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Remember, if you're in Toronto this weekend it's Doors Open, so go out and explore some of this city's architectural gems.
8:09 AM May 26th
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TPSI helps Before I Die Wall come to Toronto this summer -
7:54 PM May 25th
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A new life for historic O’Keefe laneway via @
6:01 PM May 25th
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A traffic calming concrete block turned goofy chia pet style face in Toronto.
3:59 PM May 25th
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Scaffolding is normally pretty utilitarian, but a design competition in Copenhagen hopes to change that
5:44 PM May 24th
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Cities need more pedestrian bulges like these to make it safer for people to cross the street.
7:55 AM May 24th
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Copenhagen residents brainstorm new uses for city scaffolding, from a pop-up cafe to a botanical garden.
11:28 AM May 23rd
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Do more bike lanes & increased ridership lead to more collisions? New research says not necessarily. via @
9:03 AM May 23rd
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The Trust for Public Land has introduced Parkscore & ranked the best parks in the US. (via @)
6:38 AM May 23rd
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Annals of weird transit: in Toronto, Pearson Airport's cable-powered people mover.
9:36 AM May 22nd
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This week's review features stories about smartphones in public space and eating lunch in the middle of the street
9:24 AM May 22nd
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Amanda Burden, 's chief planner, likely in last year in position. Brilliant & supernaturally gracious. @
8:41 AM May 22nd
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- Name OpenCity Projects
- Location Toronto, Canada
- Web http://www.openci...
- Bio We help our clients create vibrant public spaces for people. Our new blog features global perspectives on what makes great urban experiences.
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