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Urbanarium sends our heartfelt wishes to you, your family and communities to remain healthy and safe during such disruptive times. We extend condolences to those who have lost a loved one to the disease and a special thank-you to our health care, first responder and food security champions who are tirelessly supporting us all. Let’s agree to keep making noise every night at 7 well after this virus

By Frances Bula, Published on May 23rd, 2018 on the Globe and Mail ( Full Article) A search for the ‘missing middle’ of housing Canada’s major cities, which used to consist of small apartment zones surrounded by vast swathes of single-family houses, are undergoing a major transformation. In Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal, apartments dominate as the main form of housing that developers are

Published on: April 26, 2018 by Vancouver Sun: Full Article A local design company has come up with a way to gently densify neighbourhoods full of single-family houses without overwhelming them with condo towers. Vancouver-based Haeccity Studio Architecture was a winner of a competition run by Urbanarium, a local non-profit group that was looking for ways to plug the “missing middle.” Missing

Imagine Parks and Recreation – What could Vancouver’s parks, public space and recreation opportunities look like in 25 years? How about 100 years? The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation is developing Vancouver’s Playbook, a new master plan to guide the delivery of vibrant parks and recreation over the next 25 years. VanPlay is a year-long fun and interactive conversation with the public, park