Kiwi Urbanism in Vancouver

13 Aug

As part of Isthmus’ ongoing research and development we have been looking to overseas locales for a range of inspiration and direction. Increasingly we see Vancouver as a benchmark in many areas related to urban design and transportation. Isthmus directors David Irwin and Gavin Lister are currently in Vancouver meeting with built environment professionals. Much of their study trip is focused on exploring urban intensification typologies and strategies that Vancouverites call “gentle density”.

In conjunction with Gordon Price , Director of the SFU City Program, David and Gavin will be presenting their work on “Kiwi Urbanism” at SFU.
We look forward to Gordon’s return in October when we will be continuing the dialogue between Vancouver and Auckland.
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  1. #1 Great Talks: Gordon Price’s Auckland Conversation « isthmusblog - 20/12/2012

    [...] on the shape and form of the future city. (Isthmus directors David Irwin and Gavin Lister went to Vancouver earlier this year for a valuable exchange of urban design thinking between the two [...]

  2. Bold Ideas Towards and Affordable City | isthmusblog - 01/03/2013

    [...] Over the last few years Isthmus has been watching and learning from Vancouver’s approach to urban planning and design. We have been building connections with professionals, designers and developers over there, such as Gordon Price, and exchanging ideas and experience through research trips (see Kiwi Urbanism in Vancouver). [...]

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