Cities for People

WWW: Cities fighting for the death of car culture

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Make cycling cool again How China is attempting to reverse its car-centric, status oriented, development agenda and re-popularize the... Read More

WWW: Standing ground or biting the hand that feeds you?

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Barcelona’s war on tourism How Barcelona is reclaiming the city for residents, not tourists in order to reinvigorate the central city... Read More

WWW: Inclusive urban visions

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How to build inclusive communities Challenging urban segregation is essential for economic and social suitability but requires... Read More

WWW: Combating injustice with innovation and participation

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Building floating cities in French Polynesia as an answer to climate change A Silicon Valley tech firm is developing self-contained... Read More

Thinking Bigger: Getting people moving in Scarborough

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This post by Marvin Macaraig, Ph.D., is part of Spacing’s partnership with the Toronto Cycling Think & Do Tank at the University... Read More

WWW: Stories of urban infrastructure

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Learning from the mistakes of the High Line Planners rethink and reassess how the design of New York City’s High Line park could have... Read More

How Planning Institute Fees are Holding Us Back

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Students conducting an active transportation audit. From @APA_Planning/Twitter Some believe that Canada’s provincial and national... Read More

WWW: Changing various urban spaces to better serve residents and businesses

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How a rural town rebuilt its main street economy from the bottom up With small towns falling on tough economic times, one Mississippi... Read More

WWW: Designing the just and accessible city

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Examining the gendered nature of public transit Recognizing the tremendous impact that traditional gender roles have on how... Read More

WWW: Cycling and the city — the bold, the bad, and the beautiful

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Innovative new ideas for bicycle parking As cycling becomes an increasingly popular mode of urban transportation cities are... Read More