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Revitalized urban green spaces boost biodiversity through social engagement.

Resilient parks

Achieving equitable resilience in Toronto’s neighborhood parks. Framework Toward Equitable Resilience in Toronto Neighbourhood Parks

Integrated resilience

Integrated resilience The cluster INTEGRATED RESILIENCE, MATERIAL CULTURE & ADAPTATIVE REUSE regroups situated project coordinated by: The University of Toronto Carleton University The University of Waterloo The main research questions......prerequisite in remote communities. Read more Resilient parks Toronto Achieving equitable resilience in Toronto’s neighborhood parks. Read more Transparent construction Waterloo Revealing the long-term costs of rapid multi-unit residential construction...

Embracing “two-eyed seeing” approach as a basis for improving the quality of the built environment.

Responsive policies

Improving Social Prosperity as a prerequisite in remote communities. Approaching Quality in the Built Environment Through Dialogue: Towards an Inclusive Design Process Leading to Responsive Municipal Policies for Greater Sudbury

Conventions 2022 - Barriers to quality

...& Social Prosperity Led by LaurentianU Re-evaluating Inclusivity and Well-Being on Toronto’s Evolving Waterfront Led by Toronto Metropolitan U Equitable Resilience in Toronto’s Open Spaces Led by UToronto The Long-Term......Spatial justice & heightened quality of life Integrated resilience, material culture & adaptative reuse (A) Inclusive design for health, wellness, aging & special needs (B) Inclusive design for health, wellness,...

Guardian Bear presents his new home to his community in Northern Manitoba.

Community-Led Housing

Co-designing affordable, community-based housing in Indigenous northern communities. Community-Led Pathways to Affordable & Sustainable First Nation Housing

Standards for multi-unit housing need to better serve the residents’ well-being.

Transparent construction

Revealing the long-term costs of rapid multi-unit residential construction in the Waterloo Region. The Long-Term Cost of the Rapid Construction of Multi-Unit Residential in Waterloo Region

Flora Hall in Ottawa as a key example of how long abandoned heritage buildings can be adapted for future reuse.

Adaptive Heritage

Designing sustainable and profitable adaptive reuse strategies. Roadmap for Incentivizing the Realization of Adaptative Reuse Projects in Ottawa

Initiatives de planification urbaine

Urban Planning Initiatives in the Rural Context: Points to Consider by Kaiden Reding, Athabasca University

...needs, desires, strengths and benefits, etc., and they do not always share the same challenges or characteristics merely on the basis of shared rurality. As such, urban planning metrics and......no. 11 (July 2009), pp. 1752-1759. [4] Michael C. Robertson, Jeojoon Song, Wendell C. Taylor, Casey P. Durand, and Karen M. Basen-Engquist, ‘Urban-rural differences in aerobic physical activity, muscle strengthening...

From Research to Action

...spaces is essential for improving the overall quality of life. Inclusive design practices consider the diverse needs of different communities, particularly marginalized groups. Integrated resilience Integrating resilience and material culture......Integrated resilience, material culture and adaptative reuse. Inclusive design for health, wellness, aging and special needs. Processes and policies supporting the reinvention of built environments. This extraordinary collaborative effort stimulates...

Raising quality standards in the built environment

...is essential for improving the overall quality of life. Inclusive design practices consider the diverse needs of different communities, particularly marginalized groups. Integrated resilience Integrating resilience and material culture into......Achieving equitable resilience in Toronto’s neighborhood parks. Read more Transparent construction Waterloo Revealing the long-term costs of rapid multi-unit residential construction in the Waterloo Region. Read more Reconciled lands Vancouver...

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Celebrating Quality in Canada’s Built Environment Through the Student Lens: SSHRC GSC Photo Competition

...Her image unknowingly brings many communities together. The mural title is SÔHKÂTISIWIN – strength/power in Cree. 3. Twylla Soosay, Athabasca University, Master of Science in Information Systems Jonas Applegarth Theatre....

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CIS #5: Equity and Resilience in Public Open Spaces by Prof. Fadi Masoud (University of Toronto) - 16.02.2023

“Towers in the Park: A Prospective for Equitable Resilience looks at the untapped potential of the “parks” in “Towers in the Park”. Many of these tower neighbourhoods were built between......assets, including parks, and right-of-ways, as they relate to the city’s overall resilience goals. It will also explore the potential for integrating adaptation and mitigation strategies in these tower neighbourhoods...

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