Calgary’s City Centre: One Of North America’s Best? architecture, Calgary, city building, cities, cycling, design, downtown, explore, festival, food, museum, Parks, pedestrians, shopping, street art, tourist, urban design, urban playgroundRichard WhiteJuly 14, 2018Calgary, City Centre, parks, pathways, pubic art, architecture, festivals, shopping, restaurants, urban design, public spaces Comments
Kensington: Calgary's "Left Bank" is trés cool. architecture, city building, community, cities, Calgary, festivals, Parks, pathways, pedestrians, retail, Stampede, urban design, urban playground, urban vitalityRichard WhiteMay 5, 2018Calgary, Cool Neighborhoods, North America, cities, urban living, city building Comments
Calgary's Coolest Neighbourhoods: Inglewood art gallery, arts, Calgary, cities, festivals, history, mid century modern, restaurants, tourist, travel, urban design, live music, retail, shopping, park, pathways, urban playground, funRichard WhiteFebruary 17, 2018Inglewood, Cool Neighborhoods, Calgary, Travel, Tourist Tips, Shopping, Art, History, Dining Comments
Calgary's CBD is unique! architecture, Calgary, cities, design, downtown, museums, performing art centres, placemaking, planning, Public art, urban design, WinnipegRichard WhiteFebruary 25, 2016downtown, Central Business District, Financial District, Toronto, Calgary, urban vitalityComment
Calgary's NoBow: Jane Jacobs could live here! Architecture, Calgary, cities, condominiums, Film, neighborhoods, Parks, People watching, placemaking, retail, tourist, Travel, urban design, urbanismRichard WhiteSeptember 20, 2014seniors housing, families, urban living, main street, pedestrians, walkab, walkability, placemaking, shopping, dining, cafeComment
Mount Royal: City Beautiful or Man vs Nature? architecture, Calgary, cities, downtown, exploring, Evolution, History, housing, neighborhoods, Parks, placemaking, suburbs, urban design, urban sprawl, walkingRichard WhiteAugust 24, 2014history, Montreal, Calgary, Canadian Pacific Railway, parks, landscape architecture, architecture, city building, citiesComment
Calgary's Downtown Power Hour Calgary, cities, downtown, Festivals, People watching, Photography, placemaking, planning, shopping, Travel, urban design, urbanismRichard WhiteAugust 6, 2014parks, lunch hour, rush hour, happy hour, streets, promenades, rivers, public spaces, downtown, cities Comments
YYC Walkabout: Cliff Bungalow / 4th Street / Mission Architecture, Calgary, cities, condominiums, downtown, exploring, neighborhoods, placemaking, Retail, shopping, tourist, Travel, urban design, urbanismRichard WhiteJuly 22, 2014picnics, history, playgrounds, midcentury modern, patios, streets, exploring, neighborhoodsComment
Calgary Postcards: Things to see & do Architecture, beer, Blues, Calgary, cities, downtown, exploring, foodies, History, Icons, museums, Music, neighborhoods, Parks, People watching, Photography, placemaking, shopping, Travel, urban design, urbanism, VacationRichard WhiteJuly 6, 2014postcards, parks, public art, history, food, coffee, cafe, museums, bookstores, Live music, blues, architecture, fireworks Comment
Calgary's Learning City is blooming! Architecture, Calgary, Change, cities, condominiums, Evolution, Health, housing, neighborhoods, placemaking, planning, policy, retail, University, urban design, urbanismRichard WhiteJune 4, 2014Healthcare, Dubai, Learning, university, urban village, hospitals, urbanism, campus development, master planning, planning, community Comments
Iconic Canadian art hidden in YYC office lobby! Architecture, art, artists, Calgary, Chicago, cities, downtown, exploring, museums, placemaking, prairies, tourist, travel, urbanismRichard WhiteDecember 27, 2013art, office buildings, flaneur, explore, downtown, Canadian art, painters, iconic, icons, museum Comments
Understanding Calgary's DNA Calgary, cities, downtown, Evolution, History, Parks, placemaking, prairies, tourist, travel, urbanismRichard WhiteOctober 16, 2013history, economic development, tourism, branding, marketing, urbanism, cities, culture, parks, recreation Comments
