Urban Heat Talk with Yiheng
At Pedestrian Space, we are developing the 2027 pilot for the Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health program with a focus on the issue of Urban Heat. WeContinue Reading
Urban Heat Talk with Boaz
At Pedestrian Space, we are developing the 2027 pilot for the Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health program with a focus on the issue of Urban Heat. WeContinue Reading
Urban Heat Talk with Bethelhem (Ethiopia)
At Pedestrian Space, we are developing the 2027 pilot for the Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health program with a focus on the issue of Urban Heat. WeContinue Reading
Urban Heat Talk with Maureen (Kenya)
At Pedestrian Space, we are developing the 2027 pilot for the Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ program with a focus on the issue of Urban Heat. WeContinue Reading
Academic Interns 2027: URBAN HEAT
Pedestrian Space began hosting academic interns in 2024 and looks forward to continuing to do so. In 2027, we are launching our ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’Continue Reading
Curriculum Pilot 2027: URBAN HEAT
Pilot 2027: URBAN HEATWelcoming Collaborators: Educators, Municipalities, Scholars & Organizations The Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ curriculum is piloting this year with collaborators in 5Continue Reading
BENEATH THE LINES: GREEN SPACE, FOOD, AND ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION IN SCARBOROUGH
By Fizza Qasim Field Notes — June 2026 Fizza Qasim, a Master’s of Urban Planning Student at Toronto Metropolitan University and an academic intern at Pedestrian SpaceContinue Reading
Pitch at Falling Walls Adlershof
I really appreciated the opportunity to pitch at Falling Walls Lab Adlershof earlier this month. I pitched on the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health‘ Curriculum,Continue Reading
Reading material for ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum
As I develop the Pedestrian Space ‘Sustainable Urbanism & Planetary Health’ Curriculum, my library and reading list are filling up with books and materials on environmental andContinue Reading
What if a roundabout could be more than just a roundabout
By Yuliia Polozova What if a roundabout could be more than just a roundabout? When discussing infrastructure, the conversation is often focused on the road and itsContinue Reading