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
To Market We Go…
‘Let’s walk to the market, Mom.’ Hearing my daughter say these words recently in our new city of residence was just such a quietly special moment forContinue Reading
Reading- Phytopolis: The Living City
In the book ‘Phytopolis: The Living City’, author Stefano Mancuso reflects that ‘…despite our historical relationship with plants, we now seem intent on imagining ourselves as aContinue Reading