This was done by City of Munster back in the day to illustrate how our transportation choices affect how we occupy the city in terms of space. Thanks Shannon for the link!
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What's happening? Daily updates on the outside world
It's not because you're stuck at home, at the studio or at the lab that you should miss out on what's happening...!
In this column you'll find daily updates from the main planning portals and organizations.
In this column you'll find daily updates from the main planning portals and organizations.
Cyburbia - urban planning community -
Non à l'autoroute Notre-Dame !
PLANetizen: Announcements
Congress for the New Urbanism - CNU News
Smart Growth Online State By State Headlines and Weekly Resource Highlights
Spacing Montreal
Welcome!
So finally, here's our blog for the McGill School of Urban Planning.
You will find the latest news from the main urban planning organizations updated on a daily basis - just scroll down and click on the links!
Feel free to comment or suggest postings about events, news, or even pictures or video by emailing them at mcgillurbp@gmail.com
You will find the latest news from the main urban planning organizations updated on a daily basis - just scroll down and click on the links!
Feel free to comment or suggest postings about events, news, or even pictures or video by emailing them at mcgillurbp@gmail.com
Who we are
- The Unofficial School of Urban Planning Blog
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- A one-stop blog with information on academic life and professional news regarding Urban Planning
2 comments:
There's no contact information, so the only way to reach you is by leaving a comment on your blog. Sorry.
Cyburbia (http://www.cyburbia.org), founded in 1994, is the Internet's oldest continuously operating planning-related Web site. Cyburbia has served the planning community for nearly 14 years with very little funding or financial remuneration. The Cyburbia Forums (http://www.cyburbia.org/forums) went online in 1996, and today remains a vibrant virtual third place for planners, students and others interested in the built environment ; 5,800 members, 400,000 posts, and still growing.
You've got a large blogroll to many planning-related sites, but Cyburbia seems to be missing. Just wanted to make you aware of the site's existence. Thanks!
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