Vancouver’s prosperity is evident but delving deeper surfaces some disappointing realities. As noted in Prosperity for All Through a Healthy Communities Approach by the City of Vancouver, 2017: About 44% of people in Vancouver, or more than 250,000 live in families with ...

For another wild Covid-19 Friday night I listened to the soothing sounds of the recorded City Council meeting where they reviewed and voted upon the exciting 1075 Nelson Street development. I slept well after hearing the affirmative vote as it brings ...

I enjoyed my first Urban Design Panel (Panel) meeting of the year on January 22, 2020, where they reviewed the new development destined for 1190 Burrard Street (where the money grab shop and small parking lot are located across Burrard Street from the ...

We can be proud that Vancouver often tops global livability surveys of developed cities. However, each declaration reenergizes the debate as to whether it’s truly cause for celebration given our high cost of living and other social issues. Every ...

The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat is hosting their first event in Vancouver and, last night, James Cheng gave a talk on the livability of his projects. Cheng is the most prolific architect in Vancouver and counts Shangri-La, ...

Remember to check your mail… Following the holidays is the equally popular season of annual property assessments! I’ve fielded some questions about the assessments and read much inaccurate online information so here’s a blog post. Below is part ...

If you’re taking the time to read this post, I imagine you’re amongst the crowd that is eager for more interesting designs on our skyline. As I wrote it, I’m sure you’ve guessed I’m in ...