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sure! i think that in a local polity change is more easily affected. a strong, articulate and logical opposition to they very specific issues i raised in the latter could be extremely effective, at least insofar as delaying/moving down the list the disastrous sheppard LRT concept. i shall...

I wrote this letter 2 days ago and sent it to Giambrone, as well as John Barber at the G+M and the Star's city section. I was also thinking that it might be interesting to the NOW and EYE people. ---------- Dear Councillor Giambrone, While I have never before written to a member of...

the formatting problems are present because i could only copy and paste from a PDF. I couldn't get to the page in plain HTML.

MODERNISM A LA MODE How architecture went from radical to chic By Mark Kingwell Discussed in this essay: From a Cause to a Style: Modernist Architecture's Encounter with the American City, by Nathan Glazer. Princeton University Press. 300 pages. $24.95. Makers of Modern Architecture...

i'm in san diego right now and the weather's a bit hot, one could say!

so what? it's a free country--they can choose to hang around on the street and you can choose not to give them any of your money if you find it offensive that they might own some of the same possessions as you do.

look, isn't it obvious by now that the TTC has absolutely no idea how the city should be developing and what the most cost-effective, fastest way to get Toronto up to par for the size it is? I think it's totally fair to throw Berlin down as a model because for god's sake, it WORKS! it's by far...

I've been in Berlin for the past 3 weeks and the transit system here is simply the best in the world. They toss around Transit-City LRTs as if they were nothing. mainly in fact, because they are. People have a perception of them as quick-neighbourhood hoppers/shuttles to a U/S-Bahnhof. There are...

why should you have to be charitable to enjoy the humour associated with this? anyway, the building is situated at Port-Royal and Clark--for those of you not too familiar with montreal it's basically at St. Laurent and Sauvé.

For anyone who knows the back streets of far-flung Montreal very well this building may be familiar. If not, it's rather obvious that Jack Diamond gets his inspiration from small buildings in industrial areas in poor cities.