There are many theories about how to “lead” change. Many originate with leadership guru, John Kotter’s 8 step process in his 1995 book, “Leading Change.”
Category: Placemaking
Vancouver “Seacycles” — Burrard Bridge to Point Grey Road
A great video that highlights the success one of Vancouver’s most recent—and controversial—urban interventions, the Seaside Greenway.
The Latest Beer “Buzz”
I was super excited to see a new beer hit the shelves of my local liquor store yesterday afternoon made with honey from hives on my rooftop,
Introducing PlaceSpeak 2.0
PlaceSpeak 2.0 is the next iteration of the location-based platform that authenticates public input providing verifiable evidence to inform public policy and decision-making.
Civic Engagement: The Next Generation
A couple of weeks ago, Justen Harcourt, Yuri Artibise and Colleen Hardwick were profiled in the Vancouver Sun for our civic engagement work with PlaceSpeak.
Weekend Watch: Global City
Deck Two’s Global City is a mural that, as its name suggests, aims to encompass the world, or at least, its architecture.
Weekend Watch: Moby Talks Architecture
While Moby may be first and foremost best known for his music, his latest venture sees him dipping into a whole different territory.
Fifteen Things Charles and Ray Eames Teach Us
Many of the lessons of Charles and Ray Eames brought to industrial design can also be applied to urban design and placemaking.
Vancouver’s Love-Hate Relationship with Neon
The history of neon in Vancouver reflects the history of the city itself.
One Millionth Tower [Weekend Watch]
This unique trailer looks at how the power of imagination can transform a dilapidated high-rise neighbourhood.