Posts Tagged ‘adaptive reuse’
During my Christmas vacation – not of the National Lampoon’s kind, but of the Houghtonesque kind, meaning I visited family/slept in/played too many video games/watched a TON of movies and read books until 5 in ...
Ya know, it seems as though we're writing eulogies about lost architectural gems about once a month. It's always a reactive anguish as the death fences are erected, as we ...
There's this prevailing notion that council has no control over their built landscapes. Threats of legal proceedings tend to take precedent over the preservation of certain key parts of our architectural heritage.
That definitely ...
Great show today! In light of the recent announcement that the owners of the Bank of Montreal building at the corner of Walker and Ottawa Streets in Olde Walkerville, we decided to ...
Ward One Councillor Dave Brister thinks - get this - that we should "start looking for vacant commercial space" instead of rezoning more residential and agricultural land into commercial. Dave! This is a great idea. Anything we ...
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Saturday, March 22 from 9 ??til 2 ish at the St. Clair College Centre for the Arts - Planning for Our Future. This event will feature three speakers on Urban Planning a round table discussion and an open mic, question and answer period. The speakers will ...
We left the Caboto parking lot and headed north on Parent Avenue. It was a typical damp, cold, winter night in Windsor a light snow was blowing in the street lights but I was warmed by the hope, really, hope for the future of my hometown. I was leaving the ...
Everyone knows that it takes more than just a bunch of houses to make a successful neighbourhood. Location, location, location is the mantra repeated often by our realty professionals ...
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What I’m saying is that they...- Mark in Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons:
Problem is that the will stipulates the... - Jim in Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons:
The city’s position is that a... - Chris Holt in Alas, the grass is not greener:
A lot of it was geography too, George, but I catch...
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