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Recent Posts
- Thesis completed!
- The cost of urban intensification
- Conclusion
- Preliminary thesis findings – pragmatic and modernistic
- Urban intensification – a challenge and an opportunity
- After thinking and writing comes the talking – on the radio
- Statistically Speaking – different characteristics require different planning approaches
- Putting Downtown Guelph On the Map – optimistic, pragmatic, critical, collaborative and/or technocratic
- The Policy Drafting Process – when ideas morph
- Blueprint models: from suburbs to high-rises, but nothing in the middle
Tag Archives: Places to Grow
The cost of urban intensification
Laura Murr commented on my previous post, raising concerns over the financial incentives provided by the municipality for developers to initiate urban intensification. In my position as a research assistant at the University of Waterloo, where I’ve asked private developers … Continue reading
Blueprint models: from suburbs to high-rises, but nothing in the middle
Please, allow me as a student of Planning to approach this topic from the perspective of being curious about ‘good’ urban planning, with the intent of asking stakeholders to hopefully push the bar for ingenious built form alternatives. A number … Continue reading
Why research Smart Growth implementation in Guelph?
From time to time I get asked why I’ve chosen Guelph for my case study, devoting a year of my academic life to follow the planning and community engagement taking place in a city of which I’m not a resident. … Continue reading
Posted in Guelph, Urban Planning
Tagged challenges and opportunities, Downtown Secondary Plan, Envision Guelph Downtown, Greater Golden Horseshoe, Guelph, Implementation, Karen Farbridge, Kent Hakull, Ontario, Places to Grow, Smart Growth, SmartGuelph, The Civic League, the Ward, Urban Growth Centres, Urban Strategies
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