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Maximizing the benefits of waterfront public space
by Anke Hurt Communities of all sizes are actively preserving waterfront space for public use. Beaches and waterfront parks are a versatile and robust asset, valued for their beauty, their role in providing shoreline habitat, their cultural and recreational opportunities,... Continue reading »
Reconciliation and public space: two plazas given Indigenous names
An important day for public space in Vancouver! The plazas located on the north side of the Vancouver Art Gallery, and in front of Queen Elizableth Theatre, were given Indigenous names earlier today – šxʷƛ̓ənəq Xwtl’e7énḵ Square and šxʷƛ̓exən Xwtl’a7shn,... Continue reading »
Share your thoughts: Arbutus Greenway permanent design concept
by Naomi W. Reichstein, VPSN Arbutus Greenway Project Lead Today is the last day to share your thoughts on the recently revealed Arbutus Greenway design concept. Take this survey to comment on the proposal. In a series of open houses this... Continue reading »
Finding a Lunchtime Oasis in Downtown
By Andrew Burns One of the most common times people engage with public space is during their lunch break. It can be relaxing – not to mention good for your health – to get out of the work environment for... Continue reading »
Lend a hand – VPSN Volunteer Opportunities (Early May)
Want to lend a hand improving local public spaces? We’ve got lots of volunteer activities taking place this coming week and beyond. Bike Rack Design Jam May 2 @ 6pm – Creekside Community Centre – The City of Vancouver is currently... Continue reading »