• Book Review: Citizen City[Article]
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos[Article]
• Complexity and Contradiction[Article]
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change[Article]
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour[Article]
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political[Article]
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia[Article]
• Work Ethics in a Developing British Columbia[Article]
• Resort City?[Article]
• Occupy Vancouver[Article]
• Breaking the Digital Divide[Article]
• Generosity-Based Publishing[Article]
• Harm Reduction[Article]
• Government Cuts[Article]
• Fifteen Storeys in Six Days[Article]
• The Future of Urban Design[Article]
• Urban Operating System[Article]
• Urban Myth[Article]
• Boosting Literacy Awareness[Article]
• Patterns of Place[Article]
• Building Innovation[Article]
• The Popsicle and Halloween Tests[Article]
• What Would Make Vancouver a Better Place to Live?[Article]
• Yes in My Backyard[Article]
• Filter Bubbles[Article]
• How is Portugal Coping?[Article]
• Henriquez Partners Will Convert Cells to Apartments[Article]
• W43’s Historic Context[Article]
• Lynn Valley Town Centre reaches LEED Silver[Article]
• City of Vancouver Endorses TELUS Garden[Article]
• Documenting the City[Article]
• 6 & Fir[Article]
• New Development Houses Subsidized Artist Studios[Article]
• Woodward’s Regeneration[Article]
• Billboard-Free City[Article]
• Thirty Storeys in 360 Hours[Article]
• Health and Socioeconomic Status Inextricably Linked[Article]
• Western Living Magazine’s Top 40[Article]
• Hope in Shadows[Article]
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver[Article]
• Is BC’s Carbon Tax Working?[Article]
• Living Library[Article]
• Celebrate Canadian Design[Article]
• The Era of Humans[Article]
• The End of An Era[Article]
• Urbanized Comes to Vancouver[Article]
• How Homelessness Became an Occupy Wall St Issue[Article]
• Woodward’s Harvest Dinner[Article]
• Feeling Disconnected?[Article]
• Charles Eames: Design Pioneer[Article]
• Megaphone Magazine[Article]
• Learn from the Poet Laureate[Article]
• Exploring Vancouver[Article]
• Recycled Amusement[Article]
• City Considers New Public Square[Article]
• Poetry is the Skeleton Architecture of Our Lives[Article]
• Animating Stories[Article]
• Urban Themes for 2012[Article]
• Innovations in Public Transport[Article]
• Little Free Library[Article]
• A Vision of Equitable Housing[Article]
• The City Speaks[Article]
• Sculpting the History of a City[Article]
• Intergenerational Injustice[Article]
• The Medicalization of Architecture[Article]
• Consumption Patterns[Article]
• Women in Digital Culture[Article]
• Free Your Soil[Article]
• VIVA Vancouver[Article]
• Book Launch[Article]
• The Cultural Impact of Sexism in the Media[Article]
• Ice Cube Celebrates the Eames[Article]
• 50 Years of Death and Life[Article]
• Do We Need to Reimagine the Library?[Article]
• Communicating the Importance of Density[Article]
• Balloons of Bhutan[Article]
• Modern Cartography[Article]
• A City of Forking Paths[Article]
• Ethics and Poetics in Architecture[Article]
• Sonorous Resonance[Article]
• Urban Initiatives[Article]
• iPrimates[Article]
• How Lovable is Your City?[Article]
• Street Savvy[Article]
• Emotional Cityness[Article]
• #CityTalk Tweetchat[Article]
• Redevelopment Without Displacement[Article]
• Community Activist[Article]
• Evolving Culture in 3-D[Article]
• Too Much Stuff[Article]
• Feel-O-Meter[Article]
• Rising Global Happiness[Article]
• Transit City[Article]
• TED 2012[Article]
• Urban Agriculture[Article]
• A Last Conversation[Article]
• Book Launch[Article]
• Library Parks[Article]
• Rent Bank[Article]
• Hope Grows in Gastown Revival [Article]
• One Day on Earth[Article]
• TELUS Garden[Article]
• Drug Policy in Canada[Article]
• Diamonds in the Rough[Article]
• Images Emphasize Time Over Space[Article]
• Climate-Induced Migration[Article]
• Honouring Art Phillips[Article]
• Re:THINK Housing[Article]
• Long-Term Affordability[Article]
• The Neighbourhood Takes Charge[Article]
• Urban Art[Article]
• World Poetry Day 2012[Article]
• STIR[Article]
• Community Resilience[Article]
• Tactical Urbanism[Article]
• TELUS Garden [Article]
• People Supporting People[Article]
• Walkable Neighbourhoods[Article]
• Cycle City[Article]
• Waterfront Cities[Article]
• Colombian Architecture[Article]
• Natural Forms[Article]
• Type City[Article]
• Feeding the Community[Article]
• Sustainable Supply[Article]
• Urban Drift[Article]
• Car Keys or Bike Helmet—Which Do You Reach For?[Article]
• Spectacular Ruins[Article]
• Shelter[Article]
• Mom-2-Mom[Article]
• Narrative Fragments[Article]
• Woodward's Hosts Public Square Project[Article]
• Global City[Article]
• Purpose-Built Rental Housing[Article]
• Affordable Ownership[Article]
• Craft Fair Features Art by Women of the DTES[Article]
• Indian Summer Festival[Article]
• Future Cities[Article]
• Shwopping[Article]
• World Wonders Project[Article]
• The Shape of Green[Article]
• Women are Heroes[Article]
• Design Every Day[Article]
• A Sharing Economy[Article]
• Narrative Fragments[Article]
• Living Classroom[Article]
• Before I Die[Article]
• Mini Libraries[Article]
• Task Force on Housing Affordability[Article]
• Housing Affordability: Have Your Say[Article]
• Vancouver Approves West End Rental Project[Article]
• Gallery of Lost Art[Article]
• Vancouver Street Soccer League[Article]
• More Homes, More Affordability[Article]
• City Hires New GM of Planning and Development[Article]
• Batman: Death by Design[Article]
• Promotions at Henriquez Partners Architects[Article]
• Scratching the Surface[Article]
• Mapping Social Spaces[Article]
• Curated Amenities[Article]
• Language of Space[Article]
• Edible Bus Stop[Article]
• SparkTruck Drives Tools to Kids[Article]
• Designing the Future[Article]
• Cities Share Climate Data[Article]
• Projecting Poetry[Article]
• Pop-Up Libraries Bring Neighbourhood Whimsy[Article]
• Invisible Graffiti[Article]
• Smart Villages[Article]
• Help Break the Cycle[Article]
• Children and Livable Cities[Article]
• The Game of Urban Renewal[Article]
• New Dollhouse Wired to Inspire Girls[Article]
• What If the Entire World Lived Like Americans?[Article]
• BC Civil Liberties Association Celebrates 50th[Article]
• Bike Library Brings Books to the Homeless[Article]
• Tiny Street Art in the Big City[Article]
• Fisherman Mural[Article]
• Alone Together: Connecting in the City[Article]
• Iconic Microchip Cities[Article]
• Literature vs. Traffic[Article]
• GoldieBlox: An Engineering Role Model for Girls[Article]
• Release: A Monument to Mandela[Article]
• Woodward's Feast Brings Turkey Dinner to DTES[Article]
• Oakridge Centre Redevelopment[Article]
• High Arctic: A Monument to a Changing Region[Article]
• Engaged City Task Force[Article]
• Variations On a Dark City[Article]
• Bold Ideas Toward An Affordable City[Article]
• World Habitat Day[Article]
• Homelessness Action Week 2012[Article]
• Vancouver Rent Bank Aims to Prevent Evictions[Article]
• On Space Time Foam[Article]
• Rain Room[Article]
• What Makes a City Green?[Article]
• Hope in Shadows[Article]
• The Child in the City of Play[Article]
• The City As Museum[Article]
• Vancouver Is Awesome[Article]
• The Globe and Mail: Oakridge Centre Reimagined[Article]
• Better Access to Transit Equals Better Health[Article]
• Urban Air[Article]
• Evolving Geographies of Immigration in Vancouver[Article]
• Laboratory of Housing Alternatives[Article]
• Holding Court at Woodward's[Article]
• Food Tokens An Alternative to Giving Change[Article]
• Are We Hardwired for Empathy?[Article]
• It's Just Beautiful[Article]
• Can Inspired Design Help Sick People Feel Better?[Article]
• Stadia: The Collective Spaces of the 21st Century?[Article]
• Imaginary Structures[Article]
• VIVA Vancouver Submission Deadline: Feb 4[Article]
• Does the City Have a Role in Preserving Cultural Hotspots?[Article]
• The Democratization of Design[Article]
• Poodle on a Pole Calls the Nature of Public Art Into Question[Article]
• 66% More People Chose to Use These Stairs[Article]
• Students Transform Communities Through Design/Build Programs[Article]
• Casting Craft: Bocci's 19.0 Series and the Art of Making[Article]
• In Praise of Messiness[Article]
• Council Votes Today On New Urban Food Strategy[Article]
• Tech Couture: Fashion's New Frontier[Article]
• Is Public Space a Public Good?[Article]
• HPA Movie Night: Urbanized[Article]
• Obakki Stitches Together Fashion With Philanthropy in South Sudan[Article]
• 3.8 million years of R&D[Article]
• Heartwalk: An Ode to Love in Trying Times[Article]
• Juhani Pallasmaa: Encounters 2[Article]
• Office Space Design: What's Most Conducive to Creativity?[Article]
• Is Crowdfunding Effective for Architecture?[Article]
• The Met Debuts New Web Series[Article]
• Who Needs A Garden to Garden?[Article]
• Thinking Outside the Sandbox[Article]
• Have You Seen Blue Vinyl?[Article]
• Council Approves Refugee "Welcome House Centre"[Article]
• Graphic Design Finds its way in a Digital World[Article]
• Taking Corporate Philanthropy a Step Further[Article]
• Add your voice to Oakridge Redevelopment plans[Article]
• F/Light Reading[Article]
• Harmonic Healing[Article]
• District Energy[Article]
• Swing Music[Article]
• A Folding Car?[Article]
• Is your city resilient?[Article]
• In the Doghaus [Article]
• UBC Chemistry Renovation Reaches LEED Gold[Article]
• Richard Henriquez Honoured with AIBC Lifetime Achievement Award [Article]
• Flat-Packed Humanitarianism[Article]
• Do You Make Time to Stop & Smell the Roses?[Article]
• Transcendental Transit[Article]
• Does Data Trump Intuition?[Article]
• THE CRAFT OF CONSTRUCTION: TELUS GARDEN [Article]
• TELUS Garden Could be Home to Amazon[Article]
• Waste Not, Want Not[Article]
• What Makes a City Smart?[Article]
• Wiki City[Article]
• Pop-portunity for culture building[Article]
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight[Article]
• Gregory Henriquez to Lecture at the National Gallery of Canada[Article]
• Light up the holidays with culinary inspiration[Article]
• Can You (Re)Imagine?[Article]
• In Search of the Perfect Chair[Article]
• Here's to a radiant 2014![Article]
• Gregory Henriquez Presents at 8th International Conference on Design Principles & Practices[Article]
• The Fertile Soil of Ruin[Article]
• Happy Valentine's Day![Article]
• Artful Education[Article]
• Bespoke Community Building[Article]
• Bloor & Bathurst Full of Surprises | Globe and Mail[Article]
• Will You "Turn Off to Turn On" for Earth Hour?[Article]
• Let's Grow Old Together[Article]
• Oakridge Redevelopment Approved by City Council[Article]
• TELUS Garden Milestones Celebrated [Article]
• Mind the Gap[Article]
• Housing Paradigm Shift[Article]
• Feeling a Little Shaken Up?[Article]
• Learning from the Ephemeral City[Article]
• Woodward's Redevelopment included in nominations for Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize[Article]
• Performers Fly through the Woodward's Atrium on International Dance Day[Article]
• Ethnic Enclaves[Article]
• TELUS Garden lobby will feature a Gregory Henriquez designed Fazioli piano[Article]
• New ISS Welcome House Centre Breaks Ground on World Refugee Day[Article]
• Creative Satellites [Article]
• Canada Scores at the World Cup of Architecture[Article]
• Germ of an Idea[Article]
• Unknown Territories of Energy[Article]
• A Drinkable Book[Article]
• Safer Streets[Article]
• We love L A M P[Article]
• Runway to Change[Article]
• Food for Thought[Article]
• A Good Summer Buzz[Article]
• Tangled City[Article]
• Vancouver's Urbanarium Launches Today![Article]
• Woodward's Five Years On[Article]
• Game On?[Article]
• The Tides Have Changed[Article]
• Concrete Solutions for Saving Lives[Article]
• Public Art as Power Plant[Article]
• Woodward’s Welcomes New Arts Groups[Article]
• Fashion-Forward Technology[Article]
• Citizen City: Guest Lecture at University of Manitoba[Article]
• Vertical Community Building[Article]
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value[Article]
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site[Article]
• Build it green and they will come[Article]
• Former Vancouver Remand Centre converted to housing for the poor[Article]
• TELUS Garden Opens Their Doors[Article]
• ‘Boring’ Vancouver Skyline May Take Dramatic Turn[Article]
• Extraordinary New Condo Towers Aim to Give the 'Wow!' Factor[Article]
• TELUS Gardens Joins Worldwide Landmarks[Article]
• HPA creates Waves in Seattle[Article]
• Gregory makes Vancouver Magazine's Power 50 List[Article]
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards[Article]
• The Birth and Evolution of Archimemo[Article]
• HPA Receives Three Urban Design Awards[Article]
• Mirvish Village might be Saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment[Article]
• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space[Article]
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre[Article]
• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village[Article]
• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood[Article]
• Archive

• Book Review: Citizen City
• Book Review: Citizen City
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos
• Complexity and Contradiction
• Complexity and Contradiction
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia
• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space
• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood
• Mirvish Village might be saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre
• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards
• Build it green and they will come
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site
• Guelph’s ‘esthetic synergy’ intrigues cultural border crosser
• Development plan to replace Honest Ed’s called a ‘game-changer’
• Honest Ed’s site reimagined: Eight things to know about new development plan
• Proposal for Honest Ed site a deal we can’t refuse: Hume
• Honest Ed's development plan envisions 1,000 rental housing units
• Redevelopment of Honest Ed’s in Toronto holds several surprises
• Mirvish Village architect has social justice, grassroots background
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value
• A Reflection on Vancouver’s Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On
• Woodwards building five years later
• York Theatre renovation wins heritage award
• Nine buildings and urban spaces chosen for inaugural Vancouver Urban Design Awards
• The future of Honest Ed’s: Vancouver-style city building
• Vancouver Spotlight: Telus Garden
• Marpole Revival?
• New centre for immigrants and refugees breaks ground in Vancouver
• Mapping Downtown Vancouver's Ultimate Starchitecture
• Henriquez Partners Architects revive Vancouver's historic York Theatre
• Disadvantaged youth find home in former prison
• ARCHITECT TURNS A JAILHOUSE INTO A GUEST HOUSE
• Vancouver gears up for fractious debate over future of Oakridge mall
• Vancouver Real Estate: Vacant Jail Turned Into Affordable Housing
• Vacant Vancouver jail transforms into affordable, low-income housing
• Central Presbyterian Church provides a model for nonmarket rental housing
• 250 Powell Street
• Opening of York Theatre #2 in top 10 Vancouver Arts Moments of 2013
• Newly refurbished York Theatre opens on the Drive
• City Debuts Renovated York Theatre
• New New York: theatre a celebration of cultural heritage
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight
• Granville at 70th project '15 minutes to everything'
• Cordova Parkade in Vancouver’s Gastown rated as one of 10 ‘coolest’
• Council okays work on south Vancouver’s Oakridge Mall
• Vancouver refugee centre 'first of its kind in the world'
• Ivanhoé Cambridge builds on real estate strength at the mall
• Work Ethics in a Developing British Columbia
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver
• Resort City?
• Vancouver's urban office market warms up
• Occupy Vancouver
• Oakridge Mall Reimagined As A 'Real City' All Its Own
• Breaking the Digital Divide
• Oakridge Centre Unveils Redevelopment Proposal
• Generosity-Based Publishing
• Plans Revealed for Dramatic Redevelopment of Vancouver's Oakridge Centre
• Harm Reduction
• Oakridge Centre: A Redevelopment That’s Been Decades in the Making
• Government Cuts
• Oakridge Centre Re-Development Open Houses Attract Crowds
• Fifteen Storeys in Six Days
• In a big box world, can the street be saved?
• The Future of Urban Design
• Help Break the Cycle
• Urban Operating System
• A Post-Woodward's Task
• Urban Myth
• Woodward's In Top 40 Places Listing
• Boosting Literacy Awareness
• TELUS INVESTING $3 BILLION IN B.C. OVER NEXT 3 YEARS
• Patterns of Place
• A Plan to Turn a Former Jail Into Rental Housing
• Building Innovation
• Woodward's Tests an Architect's Passion
• The Popsicle and Halloween Tests
• How to build hope? Start with Plywood and Guts
• What Would Make Vancouver a Better Place to Live?
• Redevelopment Doubles as Social Experiment
• Yes in My Backyard
• Review: Body Heat
• Filter Bubbles
• How is Portugal Coping?
• Henriquez Partners Will Convert Cells to Apartments
• W43’s Historic Context
• Lynn Valley Town Centre reaches LEED Silver

• City of Vancouver Endorses TELUS Garden
• Documenting the City
• 6 & Fir
• New Development Houses Subsidized Artist Studios
• Woodward’s Regeneration
• Billboard-Free City
• Thirty Storeys in 360 Hours
• Health and Socioeconomic Status Inextricably Linked
• Western Living Magazine’s Top 40
• Hope in Shadows
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver
• Is BC’s Carbon Tax Working?
• Living Library
• Celebrate Canadian Design
• The Era of Humans
• The End of An Era
• Urbanized Comes to Vancouver
• How Homelessness Became an Occupy Wall St Issue
• Woodward’s Harvest Dinner
• Feeling Disconnected?
• Charles Eames: Design Pioneer
• Megaphone Magazine
• Learn from the Poet Laureate
• Exploring Vancouver
• Recycled Amusement
• City Considers New Public Square
• Poetry is the Skeleton Architecture of Our Lives
• Animating Stories
• Urban Themes for 2012
• Innovations in Public Transport
• Little Free Library
• A Vision of Equitable Housing
• The City Speaks
• Sculpting the History of a City
• Intergenerational Injustice
• The Medicalization of Architecture
• Consumption Patterns
• Women in Digital Culture
• Free Your Soil
• VIVA Vancouver
• Book Launch
• The Cultural Impact of Sexism in the Media
• Ice Cube Celebrates the Eames
• 50 Years of Death and Life
• Do We Need to Reimagine the Library?
• Communicating the Importance of Density
• Balloons of Bhutan
• Modern Cartography
• A City of Forking Paths
• Ethics and Poetics in Architecture
• Sonorous Resonance
• Urban Initiatives
• iPrimates
• How Lovable is Your City?
• Street Savvy
• Emotional Cityness
• #CityTalk Tweetchat
• Redevelopment Without Displacement
• Community Activist
• Evolving Culture in 3-D
• Too Much Stuff
• Feel-O-Meter
• Rising Global Happiness
• Transit City
• TED 2012
• Urban Agriculture
• A Last Conversation
• Book Launch
• Library Parks
• Rent Bank
• Hope Grows in Gastown Revival
• One Day on Earth
• TELUS Garden
• Drug Policy in Canada
• Diamonds in the Rough
• Images Emphasize Time Over Space
• Climate-Induced Migration
• Honouring Art Phillips
• Re:THINK Housing
• Long-Term Affordability
• The Neighbourhood Takes Charge
• Urban Art
• World Poetry Day 2012
• STIR
• Community Resilience
• Tactical Urbanism
• TELUS Garden
• People Supporting People
• Walkable Neighbourhoods
• Cycle City
• Waterfront Cities
• Colombian Architecture
• Natural Forms
• Type City
• Feeding the Community

• Sustainable Supply
• Urban Drift
• Car Keys or Bike Helmet—Which Do You Reach For?
• Spectacular Ruins
• Shelter
• Mom-2-Mom
• Narrative Fragments
• Woodward's Hosts Public Square Project
• Global City
• Purpose-Built Rental Housing
• Affordable Ownership
• Craft Fair Features Art by Women of the DTES
• Indian Summer Festival
• Future Cities
• Shwopping
• World Wonders Project
• The Shape of Green
• Women are Heroes
• Design Every Day
• A Sharing Economy
• Narrative Fragments
• Living Classroom
• Before I Die
• Mini Libraries
• Task Force on Housing Affordability
• Housing Affordability: Have Your Say
• Vancouver Approves West End Rental Project
• Gallery of Lost Art
• Vancouver Street Soccer League
• More Homes, More Affordability
• City Hires New GM of Planning and Development
• Batman: Death by Design
• Promotions at Henriquez Partners Architects
• Scratching the Surface
• Mapping Social Spaces
• Curated Amenities
• Language of Space
• Edible Bus Stop
• SparkTruck Drives Tools to Kids
• Designing the Future
• Cities Share Climate Data
• Projecting Poetry
• Pop-Up Libraries Bring Neighbourhood Whimsy
• Invisible Graffiti
• Smart Villages
• Help Break the Cycle
• Children and Livable Cities
• The Game of Urban Renewal
• New Dollhouse Wired to Inspire Girls
• What If the Entire World Lived Like Americans?
• BC Civil Liberties Association Celebrates 50th
• Bike Library Brings Books to the Homeless
• Tiny Street Art in the Big City
• Fisherman Mural
• Alone Together: Connecting in the City
• Iconic Microchip Cities
• Literature vs. Traffic
• GoldieBlox: An Engineering Role Model for Girls
• Release: A Monument to Mandela
• Woodward's Feast Brings Turkey Dinner to DTES
• Oakridge Centre Redevelopment
• High Arctic: A Monument to a Changing Region
• Engaged City Task Force
• Variations On a Dark City
• Bold Ideas Toward An Affordable City
• World Habitat Day
• Homelessness Action Week 2012
• Vancouver Rent Bank Aims to Prevent Evictions
• On Space Time Foam
• Rain Room
• What Makes a City Green?
• Hope in Shadows
• The Child in the City of Play
• The City As Museum
• Vancouver Is Awesome
• The Globe and Mail: Oakridge Centre Reimagined
• Better Access to Transit Equals Better Health
• Urban Air
• Evolving Geographies of Immigration in Vancouver
• Laboratory of Housing Alternatives
• Holding Court at Woodward's
• Food Tokens An Alternative to Giving Change
• Are We Hardwired for Empathy?
• It's Just Beautiful
• Can Inspired Design Help Sick People Feel Better?
• Stadia: The Collective Spaces of the 21st Century?
• Imaginary Structures
• VIVA Vancouver Submission Deadline: Feb 4
• Does the City Have a Role in Preserving Cultural Hotspots?
• The Democratization of Design
• Poodle on a Pole Calls the Nature of Public Art Into Question
• 66% More People Chose to Use These Stairs
• Students Transform Communities Through Design/Build Programs
• Casting Craft: Bocci's 19.0 Series and the Art of Making
• In Praise of Messiness
• Council Votes Today On New Urban Food Strategy

• Tech Couture: Fashion's New Frontier
• Is Public Space a Public Good?
• HPA Movie Night: Urbanized
• Obakki Stitches Together Fashion With Philanthropy in South Sudan
• 3.8 million years of R&D
• Heartwalk: An Ode to Love in Trying Times
• Juhani Pallasmaa: Encounters 2
• Office Space Design: What's Most Conducive to Creativity?
• Is Crowdfunding Effective for Architecture?
• The Met Debuts New Web Series
• Who Needs A Garden to Garden?
• Thinking Outside the Sandbox
• Have You Seen Blue Vinyl?
• Council Approves Refugee "Welcome House Centre"
• Graphic Design Finds its way in a Digital World
• Taking Corporate Philanthropy a Step Further
• Add your voice to Oakridge Redevelopment plans
• F/Light Reading
• Harmonic Healing
• District Energy
• Swing Music
• A Folding Car?
• Is your city resilient?
• In the Doghaus
• UBC Chemistry Renovation Reaches LEED Gold
• Richard Henriquez Honoured with AIBC Lifetime Achievement Award
• Flat-Packed Humanitarianism
• Do You Make Time to Stop & Smell the Roses?
• Transcendental Transit
• Does Data Trump Intuition?
• THE CRAFT OF CONSTRUCTION: TELUS GARDEN
• TELUS Garden Could be Home to Amazon
• Waste Not, Want Not
• What Makes a City Smart?
• Wiki City
• Pop-portunity for culture building
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight
• Gregory Henriquez to Lecture at the National Gallery of Canada
• Light up the holidays with culinary inspiration
• Can You (Re)Imagine?
• In Search of the Perfect Chair
• Here's to a radiant 2014!
• Gregory Henriquez Presents at 8th International Conference on Design Principles & Practices
• The Fertile Soil of Ruin
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Artful Education
• Bespoke Community Building
• Bloor & Bathurst Full of Surprises | Globe and Mail
• Will You "Turn Off to Turn On" for Earth Hour?
• Let's Grow Old Together
• Oakridge Redevelopment Approved by City Council
• TELUS Garden Milestones Celebrated
• Mind the Gap
• Housing Paradigm Shift
• Feeling a Little Shaken Up?
• Learning from the Ephemeral City
• Woodward's Redevelopment included in nominations for Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize
• Performers Fly through the Woodward's Atrium on International Dance Day
• Ethnic Enclaves
• TELUS Garden lobby will feature a Gregory Henriquez designed Fazioli piano
• New ISS Welcome House Centre Breaks Ground on World Refugee Day
• Creative Satellites
• Canada Scores at the World Cup of Architecture
• Germ of an Idea
• Unknown Territories of Energy
• A Drinkable Book
• Safer Streets
• We love L A M P
• Runway to Change
• Food for Thought
• A Good Summer Buzz
• Tangled City
• Vancouver's Urbanarium Launches Today!
• Woodward's Five Years On
• Game On?
• The Tides Have Changed
• Concrete Solutions for Saving Lives
• Public Art as Power Plant
• Woodward’s Welcomes New Arts Groups
• Fashion-Forward Technology
• Citizen City: Guest Lecture at University of Manitoba
• Vertical Community Building
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site
• Build it green and they will come
• Former Vancouver Remand Centre converted to housing for the poor
• TELUS Garden Opens Their Doors
• ‘Boring’ Vancouver Skyline May Take Dramatic Turn
• Extraordinary New Condo Towers Aim to Give the 'Wow!' Factor
• TELUS Gardens Joins Worldwide Landmarks
• HPA creates Waves in Seattle
• Gregory makes Vancouver Magazine's Power 50 List
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards
• The Birth and Evolution of Archimemo
• HPA Receives Three Urban Design Awards
• Mirvish Village might be Saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment

• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre
• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village
• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood

• Book Review: Citizen City
• Book Review: Citizen City
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos
• Complexity and Contradiction
• Complexity and Contradiction
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia
• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space
• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood
• Mirvish Village might be saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre
• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards
• Build it green and they will come
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site
• Guelph’s ‘esthetic synergy’ intrigues cultural border crosser
• Development plan to replace Honest Ed’s called a ‘game-changer’
• Honest Ed’s site reimagined: Eight things to know about new development plan
• Proposal for Honest Ed site a deal we can’t refuse: Hume
• Honest Ed's development plan envisions 1,000 rental housing units
• Redevelopment of Honest Ed’s in Toronto holds several surprises
• Mirvish Village architect has social justice, grassroots background
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value
• A Reflection on Vancouver’s Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On
• Woodwards building five years later
• York Theatre renovation wins heritage award
• Nine buildings and urban spaces chosen for inaugural Vancouver Urban Design Awards
• The future of Honest Ed’s: Vancouver-style city building
• Vancouver Spotlight: Telus Garden
• Marpole Revival?
• New centre for immigrants and refugees breaks ground in Vancouver
• Mapping Downtown Vancouver's Ultimate Starchitecture
• Henriquez Partners Architects revive Vancouver's historic York Theatre
• Disadvantaged youth find home in former prison
• ARCHITECT TURNS A JAILHOUSE INTO A GUEST HOUSE
• Vancouver gears up for fractious debate over future of Oakridge mall
• Vancouver Real Estate: Vacant Jail Turned Into Affordable Housing
• Vacant Vancouver jail transforms into affordable, low-income housing
• Central Presbyterian Church provides a model for nonmarket rental housing
• 250 Powell Street
• Opening of York Theatre #2 in top 10 Vancouver Arts Moments of 2013
• Newly refurbished York Theatre opens on the Drive
• City Debuts Renovated York Theatre
• New New York: theatre a celebration of cultural heritage
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight
• Granville at 70th project '15 minutes to everything'
• Cordova Parkade in Vancouver’s Gastown rated as one of 10 ‘coolest’
• Council okays work on south Vancouver’s Oakridge Mall
• Vancouver refugee centre 'first of its kind in the world'
• Ivanhoé Cambridge builds on real estate strength at the mall
• Work Ethics in a Developing British Columbia
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver
• Resort City?
• Vancouver's urban office market warms up
• Occupy Vancouver
• Oakridge Mall Reimagined As A 'Real City' All Its Own
• Breaking the Digital Divide
• Oakridge Centre Unveils Redevelopment Proposal
• Generosity-Based Publishing
• Plans Revealed for Dramatic Redevelopment of Vancouver's Oakridge Centre
• Harm Reduction
• Oakridge Centre: A Redevelopment That’s Been Decades in the Making
• Government Cuts
• Oakridge Centre Re-Development Open Houses Attract Crowds
• Fifteen Storeys in Six Days
• In a big box world, can the street be saved?
• The Future of Urban Design
• Help Break the Cycle
• Urban Operating System
• A Post-Woodward's Task
• Urban Myth
• Woodward's In Top 40 Places Listing
• Boosting Literacy Awareness
• TELUS INVESTING $3 BILLION IN B.C. OVER NEXT 3 YEARS
• Patterns of Place
• A Plan to Turn a Former Jail Into Rental Housing
• Building Innovation
• Woodward's Tests an Architect's Passion
• The Popsicle and Halloween Tests
• How to build hope? Start with Plywood and Guts
• What Would Make Vancouver a Better Place to Live?
• Redevelopment Doubles as Social Experiment
• Yes in My Backyard
• Review: Body Heat
• Filter Bubbles
• How is Portugal Coping?
• Henriquez Partners Will Convert Cells to Apartments
• W43’s Historic Context
• Lynn Valley Town Centre reaches LEED Silver
• City of Vancouver Endorses TELUS Garden
• Documenting the City
• 6 & Fir
• New Development Houses Subsidized Artist Studios
• Woodward’s Regeneration
• Billboard-Free City
• Thirty Storeys in 360 Hours
• Health and Socioeconomic Status Inextricably Linked
• Western Living Magazine’s Top 40
• Hope in Shadows
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver
• Is BC’s Carbon Tax Working?
• Living Library
• Celebrate Canadian Design
• The Era of Humans
• The End of An Era
• Urbanized Comes to Vancouver
• How Homelessness Became an Occupy Wall St Issue
• Woodward’s Harvest Dinner
• Feeling Disconnected?
• Charles Eames: Design Pioneer
• Megaphone Magazine
• Learn from the Poet Laureate
• Exploring Vancouver
• Recycled Amusement
• City Considers New Public Square
• Poetry is the Skeleton Architecture of Our Lives
• Animating Stories
• Urban Themes for 2012
• Innovations in Public Transport
• Little Free Library
• A Vision of Equitable Housing

• The City Speaks
• Sculpting the History of a City
• Intergenerational Injustice
• The Medicalization of Architecture
• Consumption Patterns
• Women in Digital Culture
• Free Your Soil
• VIVA Vancouver
• Book Launch
• The Cultural Impact of Sexism in the Media
• Ice Cube Celebrates the Eames
• 50 Years of Death and Life
• Do We Need to Reimagine the Library?
• Communicating the Importance of Density
• Balloons of Bhutan
• Modern Cartography
• A City of Forking Paths
• Ethics and Poetics in Architecture
• Sonorous Resonance
• Urban Initiatives
• iPrimates
• How Lovable is Your City?
• Street Savvy
• Emotional Cityness
• #CityTalk Tweetchat
• Redevelopment Without Displacement
• Community Activist
• Evolving Culture in 3-D
• Too Much Stuff
• Feel-O-Meter
• Rising Global Happiness
• Transit City
• TED 2012
• Urban Agriculture
• A Last Conversation
• Book Launch
• Library Parks
• Rent Bank
• Hope Grows in Gastown Revival
• One Day on Earth
• TELUS Garden
• Drug Policy in Canada
• Diamonds in the Rough
• Images Emphasize Time Over Space
• Climate-Induced Migration
• Honouring Art Phillips
• Re:THINK Housing
• Long-Term Affordability
• The Neighbourhood Takes Charge
• Urban Art
• World Poetry Day 2012
• STIR
• Community Resilience
• Tactical Urbanism
• TELUS Garden
• People Supporting People
• Walkable Neighbourhoods
• Cycle City
• Waterfront Cities
• Colombian Architecture
• Natural Forms
• Type City
• Feeding the Community
• Sustainable Supply
• Urban Drift
• Car Keys or Bike Helmet—Which Do You Reach For?
• Spectacular Ruins
• Shelter
• Mom-2-Mom
• Narrative Fragments
• Woodward's Hosts Public Square Project
• Global City
• Purpose-Built Rental Housing
• Affordable Ownership
• Craft Fair Features Art by Women of the DTES
• Indian Summer Festival
• Future Cities
• Shwopping
• World Wonders Project
• The Shape of Green
• Women are Heroes
• Design Every Day
• A Sharing Economy
• Narrative Fragments
• Living Classroom
• Before I Die
• Mini Libraries
• Task Force on Housing Affordability
• Housing Affordability: Have Your Say
• Vancouver Approves West End Rental Project
• Gallery of Lost Art
• Vancouver Street Soccer League
• More Homes, More Affordability
• City Hires New GM of Planning and Development
• Batman: Death by Design
• Promotions at Henriquez Partners Architects
• Scratching the Surface
• Mapping Social Spaces
• Curated Amenities
• Language of Space
• Edible Bus Stop
• SparkTruck Drives Tools to Kids
• Designing the Future
• Cities Share Climate Data
• Projecting Poetry
• Pop-Up Libraries Bring Neighbourhood Whimsy
• Invisible Graffiti
• Smart Villages
• Help Break the Cycle
• Children and Livable Cities
• The Game of Urban Renewal
• New Dollhouse Wired to Inspire Girls
• What If the Entire World Lived Like Americans?
• BC Civil Liberties Association Celebrates 50th
• Bike Library Brings Books to the Homeless
• Tiny Street Art in the Big City
• Fisherman Mural
• Alone Together: Connecting in the City
• Iconic Microchip Cities
• Literature vs. Traffic
• GoldieBlox: An Engineering Role Model for Girls
• Release: A Monument to Mandela
• Woodward's Feast Brings Turkey Dinner to DTES
• Oakridge Centre Redevelopment
• High Arctic: A Monument to a Changing Region
• Engaged City Task Force
• Variations On a Dark City
• Bold Ideas Toward An Affordable City
• World Habitat Day

• Homelessness Action Week 2012
• Vancouver Rent Bank Aims to Prevent Evictions
• On Space Time Foam
• Rain Room
• What Makes a City Green?
• Hope in Shadows
• The Child in the City of Play
• The City As Museum
• Vancouver Is Awesome
• The Globe and Mail: Oakridge Centre Reimagined
• Better Access to Transit Equals Better Health
• Urban Air
• Evolving Geographies of Immigration in Vancouver
• Laboratory of Housing Alternatives
• Holding Court at Woodward's
• Food Tokens An Alternative to Giving Change
• Are We Hardwired for Empathy?
• It's Just Beautiful
• Can Inspired Design Help Sick People Feel Better?
• Stadia: The Collective Spaces of the 21st Century?
• Imaginary Structures
• VIVA Vancouver Submission Deadline: Feb 4
• Does the City Have a Role in Preserving Cultural Hotspots?
• The Democratization of Design
• Poodle on a Pole Calls the Nature of Public Art Into Question
• 66% More People Chose to Use These Stairs
• Students Transform Communities Through Design/Build Programs
• Casting Craft: Bocci's 19.0 Series and the Art of Making
• In Praise of Messiness
• Council Votes Today On New Urban Food Strategy
• Tech Couture: Fashion's New Frontier
• Is Public Space a Public Good?
• HPA Movie Night: Urbanized
• Obakki Stitches Together Fashion With Philanthropy in South Sudan
• 3.8 million years of R&D
• Heartwalk: An Ode to Love in Trying Times
• Juhani Pallasmaa: Encounters 2
• Office Space Design: What's Most Conducive to Creativity?
• Is Crowdfunding Effective for Architecture?
• The Met Debuts New Web Series
• Who Needs A Garden to Garden?
• Thinking Outside the Sandbox
• Have You Seen Blue Vinyl?
• Council Approves Refugee "Welcome House Centre"
• Graphic Design Finds its way in a Digital World
• Taking Corporate Philanthropy a Step Further
• Add your voice to Oakridge Redevelopment plans
• F/Light Reading
• Harmonic Healing
• District Energy
• Swing Music
• A Folding Car?
• Is your city resilient?
• In the Doghaus
• UBC Chemistry Renovation Reaches LEED Gold
• Richard Henriquez Honoured with AIBC Lifetime Achievement Award
• Flat-Packed Humanitarianism
• Do You Make Time to Stop & Smell the Roses?
• Transcendental Transit
• Does Data Trump Intuition?
• THE CRAFT OF CONSTRUCTION: TELUS GARDEN
• TELUS Garden Could be Home to Amazon
• Waste Not, Want Not
• What Makes a City Smart?
• Wiki City
• Pop-portunity for culture building
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight
• Gregory Henriquez to Lecture at the National Gallery of Canada
• Light up the holidays with culinary inspiration
• Can You (Re)Imagine?
• In Search of the Perfect Chair
• Here's to a radiant 2014!
• Gregory Henriquez Presents at 8th International Conference on Design Principles & Practices
• The Fertile Soil of Ruin
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Artful Education
• Bespoke Community Building
• Bloor & Bathurst Full of Surprises | Globe and Mail
• Will You "Turn Off to Turn On" for Earth Hour?
• Let's Grow Old Together
• Oakridge Redevelopment Approved by City Council
• TELUS Garden Milestones Celebrated
• Mind the Gap
• Housing Paradigm Shift
• Feeling a Little Shaken Up?
• Learning from the Ephemeral City
• Woodward's Redevelopment included in nominations for Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize
• Performers Fly through the Woodward's Atrium on International Dance Day
• Ethnic Enclaves
• TELUS Garden lobby will feature a Gregory Henriquez designed Fazioli piano
• New ISS Welcome House Centre Breaks Ground on World Refugee Day
• Creative Satellites
• Canada Scores at the World Cup of Architecture
• Germ of an Idea
• Unknown Territories of Energy
• A Drinkable Book
• Safer Streets
• We love L A M P
• Runway to Change
• Food for Thought
• A Good Summer Buzz
• Tangled City
• Vancouver's Urbanarium Launches Today!
• Woodward's Five Years On
• Game On?
• The Tides Have Changed
• Concrete Solutions for Saving Lives
• Public Art as Power Plant
• Woodward’s Welcomes New Arts Groups
• Fashion-Forward Technology
• Citizen City: Guest Lecture at University of Manitoba
• Vertical Community Building
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site
• Build it green and they will come
• Former Vancouver Remand Centre converted to housing for the poor
• TELUS Garden Opens Their Doors
• ‘Boring’ Vancouver Skyline May Take Dramatic Turn
• Extraordinary New Condo Towers Aim to Give the 'Wow!' Factor
• TELUS Gardens Joins Worldwide Landmarks
• HPA creates Waves in Seattle
• Gregory makes Vancouver Magazine's Power 50 List
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards
• The Birth and Evolution of Archimemo
• HPA Receives Three Urban Design Awards
• Mirvish Village might be Saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment
• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre
• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village

• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood

• Book Review: Citizen City
• Book Review: Citizen City
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos
• Gregory Henriquez wants Vancouver to end homelessness with condos
• Complexity and Contradiction
• Complexity and Contradiction
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change
• New book looks at how a local design firm uses architecture to affect social change
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour
• Making a statement near Coal Harbour
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political
• Outspoken architect Gregory Henriquez gets political
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia
• From living space to bygone tradition, porches now a platform for nostalgia
• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space
• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood
• Mirvish Village might be saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre
• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards
• Build it green and they will come
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site
• Guelph’s ‘esthetic synergy’ intrigues cultural border crosser
• Development plan to replace Honest Ed’s called a ‘game-changer’
• Honest Ed’s site reimagined: Eight things to know about new development plan
• Proposal for Honest Ed site a deal we can’t refuse: Hume
• Honest Ed's development plan envisions 1,000 rental housing units
• Redevelopment of Honest Ed’s in Toronto holds several surprises
• Mirvish Village architect has social justice, grassroots background
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value
• A Reflection on Vancouver’s Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On
• Woodwards building five years later
• York Theatre renovation wins heritage award
• Nine buildings and urban spaces chosen for inaugural Vancouver Urban Design Awards
• The future of Honest Ed’s: Vancouver-style city building
• Vancouver Spotlight: Telus Garden
• Marpole Revival?
• New centre for immigrants and refugees breaks ground in Vancouver
• Mapping Downtown Vancouver's Ultimate Starchitecture
• Henriquez Partners Architects revive Vancouver's historic York Theatre
• Disadvantaged youth find home in former prison
• ARCHITECT TURNS A JAILHOUSE INTO A GUEST HOUSE
• Vancouver gears up for fractious debate over future of Oakridge mall
• Vancouver Real Estate: Vacant Jail Turned Into Affordable Housing
• Vacant Vancouver jail transforms into affordable, low-income housing
• Central Presbyterian Church provides a model for nonmarket rental housing
• 250 Powell Street
• Opening of York Theatre #2 in top 10 Vancouver Arts Moments of 2013
• Newly refurbished York Theatre opens on the Drive
• City Debuts Renovated York Theatre
• New New York: theatre a celebration of cultural heritage
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight
• Granville at 70th project '15 minutes to everything'
• Cordova Parkade in Vancouver’s Gastown rated as one of 10 ‘coolest’
• Council okays work on south Vancouver’s Oakridge Mall
• Vancouver refugee centre 'first of its kind in the world'
• Ivanhoé Cambridge builds on real estate strength at the mall
• Work Ethics in a Developing British Columbia
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver
• Resort City?
• Vancouver's urban office market warms up
• Occupy Vancouver
• Oakridge Mall Reimagined As A 'Real City' All Its Own
• Breaking the Digital Divide
• Oakridge Centre Unveils Redevelopment Proposal
• Generosity-Based Publishing
• Plans Revealed for Dramatic Redevelopment of Vancouver's Oakridge Centre
• Harm Reduction
• Oakridge Centre: A Redevelopment That’s Been Decades in the Making
• Government Cuts
• Oakridge Centre Re-Development Open Houses Attract Crowds
• Fifteen Storeys in Six Days
• In a big box world, can the street be saved?
• The Future of Urban Design
• Help Break the Cycle
• Urban Operating System
• A Post-Woodward's Task
• Urban Myth
• Woodward's In Top 40 Places Listing
• Boosting Literacy Awareness
• TELUS INVESTING $3 BILLION IN B.C. OVER NEXT 3 YEARS
• Patterns of Place
• A Plan to Turn a Former Jail Into Rental Housing
• Building Innovation
• Woodward's Tests an Architect's Passion
• The Popsicle and Halloween Tests
• How to build hope? Start with Plywood and Guts
• What Would Make Vancouver a Better Place to Live?
• Redevelopment Doubles as Social Experiment
• Yes in My Backyard
• Review: Body Heat
• Filter Bubbles
• How is Portugal Coping?
• Henriquez Partners Will Convert Cells to Apartments
• W43’s Historic Context
• Lynn Valley Town Centre reaches LEED Silver
• City of Vancouver Endorses TELUS Garden
• Documenting the City
• 6 & Fir
• New Development Houses Subsidized Artist Studios
• Woodward’s Regeneration
• Billboard-Free City
• Thirty Storeys in 360 Hours
• Health and Socioeconomic Status Inextricably Linked
• Western Living Magazine’s Top 40
• Hope in Shadows
• A Garden in the Sky in the Heart of Vancouver
• Is BC’s Carbon Tax Working?
• Living Library
• Celebrate Canadian Design
• The Era of Humans
• The End of An Era
• Urbanized Comes to Vancouver
• How Homelessness Became an Occupy Wall St Issue
• Woodward’s Harvest Dinner
• Feeling Disconnected?
• Charles Eames: Design Pioneer
• Megaphone Magazine
• Learn from the Poet Laureate
• Exploring Vancouver
• Recycled Amusement
• City Considers New Public Square
• Poetry is the Skeleton Architecture of Our Lives
• Animating Stories
• Urban Themes for 2012
• Innovations in Public Transport
• Little Free Library
• A Vision of Equitable Housing
• The City Speaks
• Sculpting the History of a City
• Intergenerational Injustice
• The Medicalization of Architecture
• Consumption Patterns
• Women in Digital Culture
• Free Your Soil
• VIVA Vancouver
• Book Launch
• The Cultural Impact of Sexism in the Media
• Ice Cube Celebrates the Eames
• 50 Years of Death and Life
• Do We Need to Reimagine the Library?
• Communicating the Importance of Density
• Balloons of Bhutan
• Modern Cartography
• A City of Forking Paths
• Ethics and Poetics in Architecture
• Sonorous Resonance
• Urban Initiatives
• iPrimates
• How Lovable is Your City?
• Street Savvy
• Emotional Cityness
• #CityTalk Tweetchat
• Redevelopment Without Displacement
• Community Activist
• Evolving Culture in 3-D
• Too Much Stuff
• Feel-O-Meter
• Rising Global Happiness
• Transit City
• TED 2012
• Urban Agriculture
• A Last Conversation
• Book Launch
• Library Parks
• Rent Bank
• Hope Grows in Gastown Revival
• One Day on Earth
• TELUS Garden
• Drug Policy in Canada
• Diamonds in the Rough
• Images Emphasize Time Over Space
• Climate-Induced Migration
• Honouring Art Phillips
• Re:THINK Housing
• Long-Term Affordability
• The Neighbourhood Takes Charge
• Urban Art
• World Poetry Day 2012
• STIR
• Community Resilience
• Tactical Urbanism
• TELUS Garden
• People Supporting People
• Walkable Neighbourhoods
• Cycle City
• Waterfront Cities
• Colombian Architecture
• Natural Forms
• Type City
• Feeding the Community
• Sustainable Supply

• Urban Drift
• Car Keys or Bike Helmet—Which Do You Reach For?
• Spectacular Ruins
• Shelter
• Mom-2-Mom
• Narrative Fragments
• Woodward's Hosts Public Square Project
• Global City
• Purpose-Built Rental Housing
• Affordable Ownership
• Craft Fair Features Art by Women of the DTES
• Indian Summer Festival
• Future Cities
• Shwopping
• World Wonders Project
• The Shape of Green
• Women are Heroes
• Design Every Day
• A Sharing Economy
• Narrative Fragments
• Living Classroom
• Before I Die
• Mini Libraries
• Task Force on Housing Affordability
• Housing Affordability: Have Your Say
• Vancouver Approves West End Rental Project
• Gallery of Lost Art
• Vancouver Street Soccer League
• More Homes, More Affordability
• City Hires New GM of Planning and Development
• Batman: Death by Design
• Promotions at Henriquez Partners Architects
• Scratching the Surface
• Mapping Social Spaces
• Curated Amenities
• Language of Space
• Edible Bus Stop
• SparkTruck Drives Tools to Kids
• Designing the Future
• Cities Share Climate Data
• Projecting Poetry
• Pop-Up Libraries Bring Neighbourhood Whimsy
• Invisible Graffiti
• Smart Villages
• Help Break the Cycle
• Children and Livable Cities
• The Game of Urban Renewal
• New Dollhouse Wired to Inspire Girls
• What If the Entire World Lived Like Americans?
• BC Civil Liberties Association Celebrates 50th
• Bike Library Brings Books to the Homeless
• Tiny Street Art in the Big City
• Fisherman Mural
• Alone Together: Connecting in the City
• Iconic Microchip Cities
• Literature vs. Traffic
• GoldieBlox: An Engineering Role Model for Girls
• Release: A Monument to Mandela
• Woodward's Feast Brings Turkey Dinner to DTES
• Oakridge Centre Redevelopment
• High Arctic: A Monument to a Changing Region
• Engaged City Task Force
• Variations On a Dark City
• Bold Ideas Toward An Affordable City
• World Habitat Day
• Homelessness Action Week 2012
• Vancouver Rent Bank Aims to Prevent Evictions
• On Space Time Foam
• Rain Room
• What Makes a City Green?
• Hope in Shadows
• The Child in the City of Play
• The City As Museum
• Vancouver Is Awesome
• The Globe and Mail: Oakridge Centre Reimagined
• Better Access to Transit Equals Better Health
• Urban Air
• Evolving Geographies of Immigration in Vancouver
• Laboratory of Housing Alternatives
• Holding Court at Woodward's
• Food Tokens An Alternative to Giving Change
• Are We Hardwired for Empathy?
• It's Just Beautiful
• Can Inspired Design Help Sick People Feel Better?
• Stadia: The Collective Spaces of the 21st Century?
• Imaginary Structures
• VIVA Vancouver Submission Deadline: Feb 4
• Does the City Have a Role in Preserving Cultural Hotspots?
• The Democratization of Design
• Poodle on a Pole Calls the Nature of Public Art Into Question
• 66% More People Chose to Use These Stairs
• Students Transform Communities Through Design/Build Programs
• Casting Craft: Bocci's 19.0 Series and the Art of Making
• In Praise of Messiness
• Council Votes Today On New Urban Food Strategy
• Tech Couture: Fashion's New Frontier
• Is Public Space a Public Good?
• HPA Movie Night: Urbanized
• Obakki Stitches Together Fashion With Philanthropy in South Sudan
• 3.8 million years of R&D
• Heartwalk: An Ode to Love in Trying Times
• Juhani Pallasmaa: Encounters 2
• Office Space Design: What's Most Conducive to Creativity?
• Is Crowdfunding Effective for Architecture?
• The Met Debuts New Web Series
• Who Needs A Garden to Garden?
• Thinking Outside the Sandbox
• Have You Seen Blue Vinyl?
• Council Approves Refugee "Welcome House Centre"
• Graphic Design Finds its way in a Digital World
• Taking Corporate Philanthropy a Step Further
• Add your voice to Oakridge Redevelopment plans
• F/Light Reading
• Harmonic Healing
• District Energy
• Swing Music
• A Folding Car?
• Is your city resilient?
• In the Doghaus
• UBC Chemistry Renovation Reaches LEED Gold
• Richard Henriquez Honoured with AIBC Lifetime Achievement Award
• Flat-Packed Humanitarianism
• Do You Make Time to Stop & Smell the Roses?
• Transcendental Transit
• Does Data Trump Intuition?
• THE CRAFT OF CONSTRUCTION: TELUS GARDEN
• TELUS Garden Could be Home to Amazon
• Waste Not, Want Not
• What Makes a City Smart?
• Wiki City
• Pop-portunity for culture building
• York Theatre on Cover of Georgia Straight
• Gregory Henriquez to Lecture at the National Gallery of Canada
• Light up the holidays with culinary inspiration
• Can You (Re)Imagine?
• In Search of the Perfect Chair
• Here's to a radiant 2014!
• Gregory Henriquez Presents at 8th International Conference on Design Principles & Practices
• The Fertile Soil of Ruin
• Happy Valentine's Day!
• Artful Education
• Bespoke Community Building
• Bloor & Bathurst Full of Surprises | Globe and Mail
• Will You "Turn Off to Turn On" for Earth Hour?
• Let's Grow Old Together
• Oakridge Redevelopment Approved by City Council
• TELUS Garden Milestones Celebrated
• Mind the Gap
• Housing Paradigm Shift
• Feeling a Little Shaken Up?
• Learning from the Ephemeral City
• Woodward's Redevelopment included in nominations for Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize
• Performers Fly through the Woodward's Atrium on International Dance Day
• Ethnic Enclaves
• TELUS Garden lobby will feature a Gregory Henriquez designed Fazioli piano
• New ISS Welcome House Centre Breaks Ground on World Refugee Day
• Creative Satellites
• Canada Scores at the World Cup of Architecture
• Germ of an Idea
• Unknown Territories of Energy
• A Drinkable Book
• Safer Streets
• We love L A M P
• Runway to Change
• Food for Thought
• A Good Summer Buzz
• Tangled City
• Vancouver's Urbanarium Launches Today!
• Woodward's Five Years On
• Game On?
• The Tides Have Changed
• Concrete Solutions for Saving Lives
• Public Art as Power Plant
• Woodward’s Welcomes New Arts Groups
• Fashion-Forward Technology
• Citizen City: Guest Lecture at University of Manitoba
• Vertical Community Building
• Vancouver churches unlocking their land value
• Honouring his parents at Honest Ed’s site
• Build it green and they will come
• Former Vancouver Remand Centre converted to housing for the poor
• TELUS Garden Opens Their Doors
• ‘Boring’ Vancouver Skyline May Take Dramatic Turn
• Extraordinary New Condo Towers Aim to Give the 'Wow!' Factor
• TELUS Gardens Joins Worldwide Landmarks
• HPA creates Waves in Seattle
• Gregory makes Vancouver Magazine's Power 50 List
• TELUS Garden Office – Finalist in the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards
• The Birth and Evolution of Archimemo
• HPA Receives Three Urban Design Awards
• Mirvish Village might be Saved in Honest Ed's redevelopment
• Plan for Honest Ed's site revised to save more heritage buildings, add extra park space
• Big plans proposed for Italian Cultural Centre

• Honest Ed's redevelopment shows what it takes to make a Village
• Westbank's Joyce to bring a striking design to its neighbourhood