Archive for June, 2007
Independant retailers shape the character of a neighbourhood. They create a sense of place. They are tourist magnets. I bet you've never heard anyone say "I've got ...
I live in Olde Walkerville--an appropriately named community nestled amongst century old trees, beautiful garden townhomes and stately manour houses. It's built in a traditional grid pattern that encourages pedestrian traffic. The homes ...
There has long been a philosophical divide between urban and rural dwellers. The conservative-minded "king of the castle" suburban dwellers vs. the more idealistic liberal minded urban dweller. There are always going to ...
Cultivating Windsor's Creative ClassAn economic argument for cultural investment"Want to know where a great place to invest in real estate will be five or ...
Welcome to ...scale down. It's truly a pleasure to have you here."...scale down" is a response that few people consider nowadays. Here in 21st century Western Society, when "growth" equals ...
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- Transportation Town Hall this Wednesday
- Chimczuk - Saying no for all the wrong reasons
- Lessons Ignored
- A New Focus (or, the birth of a resident association)
- Geezer-Mart
- Chimczuk Museum inc- Answers that raise questions
- Chimczuk Part 2 - Why so harsh of a post
- Chimzcuk Museum
- Erosion of the elements of liveability
- University chooses architect with disastrous Windsor record
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RobS in Transportation Town Hall this Wednesday:
It’s too bad that this site seems to be...- used cars fort wayne indiana in What lessons does a revitalized Pittsburgh have to share?:
Aw,... - Anna in Built To Last - the visual depiction of ScaleDown’s mission/vision:
Not a bad idea.... - Red in Artscape: A Readers Digest Edited Version:
With havin so much content do you ever run into...
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