Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Every time someone runs a tap, dishwasher or flushes we're sending heat down the drain, so why not use it? In Vancouver, the Sen̓áḵw development project is tapping into a sewer line to provide carbon-free heating and cooling @NovakovicTO begiant.ca/stories/ideas/sew…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
“The ReHousing initiative shines a civic spotlight onto the informal — and disappearing — multi-unit densities that have historically provided affordable living homes across Toronto.”
azuremagazine.com/article/re…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Leslie Lookout Park has been named one of @AzureMagazine's top 10 public spaces in the world for 2024! Designed by CCxA, @GH3architects and @Arup, Leslie Lookout Park includes an urban beach and lookout tower giving you a unique view of Toronto from the Port Lands.
“Who would have thought that a park in the middle of an industrial zone could be so peaceful?”
Check out @AzureMagazine's review and the full list here: tinyurl.com/ycx6y9jp
#YourCityYourPortLands #PortLands #CityBuilding #Toronto
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Denied entry to the @CIBCSQUARE park yet again (which is a privately-owned public space) because my camera was too nice for security's liking?
The @cityoftoronto POPS system is broken if private security is allowed to decide which members of the public can use these spaces.
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Reporting that 1% of Torontonians bike to work – without qualification – is not good journalism
unavailable
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Mercifully, the city never installed bike lanes on Wellington and traffic moves freely!
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Truly a Canadian hero. I spent a lot of time with him in remote northern Indigenous communities in the 1980s when he led Manitoba's Aboriginal Justice Inquiry. Later he led the Truth & Reconciliation Commission, inspired by South Africa's TRC. He helped Canadians learn the truth.
Murray Sinclair, former judge, TRC commissioner and senator, dies at 73
theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Most Torontoians are multimodal - using transit, cycling, Uber, walking or driving - as the circumstance allows.
The Province is spending billions to accelerate regional sprawl - knowing full well that those cars end up clogging city streets.
In addition - they are enveloped in a billion dollar transit boondoggle with an entire LRT system built, mostly in a tunnel below ground, sitting empty and unused.
Blaming cyclists for congestion is flat-earther type public policy. Disconnected from reality.
BREAKING: Ontario has just proposed regulations that would rip out bike lanes in Toronto on Bloor, University and Yonge:
ero.ontario.ca/notice/019-92…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
📣 Rocket Riders!
💥 Episode 021: What is York University Station?
🎧 bit.ly/4fa3j26
🙌 We visit @VincentTuronno's alma mater of York University to check out the cool subway station right on campus.
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
This is aggressively stupid. It will accomplish nothing but to get people killed.
BREAKING: Ontario has just proposed regulations that would rip out bike lanes in Toronto on Bloor, University and Yonge:
ero.ontario.ca/notice/019-92…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
I'm going to be doing a Reddit AMA tomorrow about the speculator series! Get in there and ask me some questions! reddit.com/r/Detroit/comment…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
After 4 amazing days at the @TIFF_NET Lightbox full of film screenings, panel discussions, and even a walking tour, the 6th annual @ADFILMFEST Toronto has come to a close. 🎬 Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the festival such a success! torontosocietyofarchitects.c… – at Toronto, Ontario
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Saying ‘food delivery dudes use bike lanes’ as though it’s an argument against them.
We’ve created this parallel economy of precarious, risky gig work - damn straight those people should have safe routes. ‘I want my burger delivered to my door, but only via mixed traffic’. 🙄
You’re unable to view this Post because this account owner limits who can view their Posts. Learn more
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Because the grass is always greener on the other side, in my latest piece for @jacobin i wrote about the rise of public architecture in Mexico, making outstanding buildings available to all.
jacobin.com/2024/10/amlo-fou…
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Early morning shoot with @kurtischen to capture our first completed build at Make Good 💙🩵 Can't wait to share the final pics soon (and some new material for our website!)
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Inbox: Toronto mayor announces commitment to increasing library funding so that all branches can be open seven days a week
This will cost a relatively paltry $8M annually and would be in effect by 2026, *twenty years* after the library board approved its “Open Hours Vision”
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
I love how common this story is in various different cultures, we really never want to wake a sleeping cat
This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
Fun fact: children under 16 are not caught by Statcan's travel mode survey, I guess because their travels aren't considered "commutes". Feels like the safety of young children is a valid object of public policy though! As the parent of a young child, I certainly think so!
Stefan Novakovic retweeted
The example cited by John:
- is not on public land
- is not on a central waterfront site
- demolished a warehouse, not a park
- does not entail unnecessarily relocating a prized educational institution
- does not involve publicly funded parking and site prep costing a billion $
Exciting news for @ThermeGroup! The Ontario Place waterpark and huge lakefront public park for Toronto is next.
RT @ZoeCoombes: What do I get wrong: A family from NYC and buys a 100 year old house at Yonge and Bloor for $10M is an ‘existing homeowner’…






































