Elevation 2.0 – WOR-03: An Introduction to Plan Evaluation Fundamentals
Urban and regional planners are often unsure about the impacts of their interventions, particularly when they must contend with the many “wicked” problems and challenges…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-05: Mailyn Lai- Research & New Directions From Planning Students
Natural assets are environmental features that provide vital services for our communities. However, they are largely undervalued and unrecognized as valued assets. This research explores…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-05: Research & New Directions From Planning Students- Kristina Bell
Form-based codes (FBCs) have been advertised as the answer to our planning problems, but where are BC’s FBCs? Kristina examines the applicability of FBCs to…
Elevation 2.0 – LT-02: Whistler’s E-bike Policy: Presentation and E-bike Tour
Learn about Whistler’s new e-bike policy, how it was developed, what we’ve learned after the first season, and then enjoy a guided e-bike tour around…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-02: Charlevoix to Coquitlam: From Resort Community Challenges to Curbside Management
How can a small, century-old community deal with major resort development? Located in Québec’s renowned Charlevoix landscape, Petite-Rivière-Saint-François is encountering disappointing results in coping with…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-01: Land Use Planners and Doughnuts: How We Can Use the Doughnut Economy Framework
Download Document(opens PDF) In 2017, British economist Kate Raworth published her paradigm-shifting book, Doughnut Economics. A bestseller, it influences how we look at economics as…