Dirt – Overstating The Obvious
First image in a promised series. Would love to hear your feedback.
Category Archives: Post Industrial
Swimming Pool In Lasalle
Took this around 94-95. The apartments are on Airlie street which had pretty much become a ghetto at that point in time. I can remember being quite young and there […]
The Harper Dictatorship
Saw this over at Darkly Dreaming David and just can’t resist.
Action In The Point
Article from Friday’s Gazette discusses The Autonomous Social Centre and their “radical” approach to community activism. This would include possibly squatting on the old CN yards. I just love this […]
Excellent Turnout
It was a full house last night at the Gadbois Centre for the information session presented by various community organizations that work directly with the communities that will be most […]
Turcot Park?
Well, I have been saying for three years that there is a wonderful opportunity to do something truly great and of value at Turcot Yards and today I read Jean […]
Notre Dame East Trench – An Enourmous Case of Urban Ignorance?
Well, folks, sad as it may seem, it really has come down to having to look to Toronto for an example of intelligent urban planning in regard to a Montreal […]
Handstands In Europe
I just love this concept. Handstands In Europe by Nathan Hemming. Then this one caught my eye. That is at Schurenbachalde in Essen, Germany, and is a sculpture by Richard […]
City Expropriating Griffintown Area
Article in the Gazette talks about city involvement in getting land for the Devimco developement. This paragraph caught my attention, “The Devimco proposal, which got a thumbs-down from the city’s […]
The Crumbling Bridges Of Quebec
The saga continues with a report in The Gazette today by Phil Couvrette. A bridge in St.Lin-Laurentides, about 80 kilometers north of Montreal, will be demolished and a new one […]
PlaNYC
New York! New York! NYC has a sustainability plan that was reached in large part by a consensus and participation process with citizens. And they are calling it PlaNYC! One […]
Toronto Roundhouse
The John Street Roundhouse is to be turned into a furniture store. Christoper Hume writes about it here. “The most troubling aspect of the arrangement, more worrisome than the fate […]
Dear God,
Found this on a page over at Friendster. dear god, when the weather warms winter and we see skinny snowmen lining the streets of suburbia, we are going to check […]
Containers On The Landscape
There was an article in The Gazette on Tuesday that opened with this sentence below. “The eyesore of shipping-container highrises on the north side of Highway 20 in Lachine will […]
Genestho
Great local photoblog featuring the work of Daniel Seguin! Click here for more.
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