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3 Wel-com: How Price Tags Evolved Issues/Contents PricePricePrice TagsTagsTags … began as a simple Word document in October, 2003 - two pages of typewritten text and a couple of links.

The first link went to ‘Surreal Estate,’ an online column in the San Francisco Chronicle by Carol Lloyd. The article - "Blame It on Canada“ - is still active. PT was a bit of self-promotion. The Chronicle column featured an interview with me, but mainly as a foil for Carol's observations on the Style and what it might mean for San Francisco. Since I was no longer at , I thought it might be helpful to send out links to stories in which I was interviewed. Hence Price 'tags.' I barely knew how to attach a Word document to email, much less do layout. Though the pages and font size doubled in subsequent issues, PT remained merely black type and blue links.

That changed when, after the seventh issue, Michel Desrochers sent in some maps and charts to illustrate a special issue on comparative park areas in San Francisco and Vancouver. I realized I could add digital images. Colour! Pictures! The visual evolution of Price Tags began with a classic shot of the North Shore. 4 Wel-com Issues/Contents

PT 11 was the breakthough: an actual cover, a title, an image of San Franciscans on tour who had come to see what Vancouver was all about. I attached their newsletter - a pdf file - and realized, hey, Adobe was the way to go. I could do my own magazine, from layout to email, as a stream of bytes. The cost: only the time I put into it - but I would learn so much.

By the next issue, I started with blank PowerPoint portrait slides instead of Word for the layout - a method I still use. And I was starting to include items from the Internet or sent in by readers.

Issue 12 had one of the most popular features Price Tags has ever run - the Panoramas of . The link was picked up and passed on to so many readers that it actually slowed down the server at City Hall.

I figured if people weren't interested in getting a megabyte in their mailboxes, cancellation would be the best (and most brutal) feedback I could get. A kind of negative billing. So long as readers thought PT was worth the trouble, then it was worth it for me. 5 Wel-com Issues/Contents

The first themed issue was on Granville Street. By No. 15, Price Tags was becoming an urban-wonk Satellite Debris. Then the big idea gelled: Price Tags was not only a great way to self-promote, to share ideas, to learn design skills, but I could document Vancouver, this amazingly transformed place, as it was being transformed.

Issue 16 was Vancouver As It Might Have Been - a story of the Daon Building and the men who shaped it. Issue 17 explained How They Sold the Revolution, a blend of condo advertising and commentary that got picked up and linked elsewhere on the Net. Text was getting lighter, pictures bigger.

And my hard drive was getting filled up with more and more photos. The ten-to-one ratio they say photo- graphers shoot to get a

handful of good images was more like a hundred- to-one for me. But I was learning to see the world as light through a lens, Vancouver as a subject to document, and Price Tags as a gallery. Today we call that a blog

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A blog, in fact, eventually followed – a place to deposit the small items and observations that otherwise went into Price Tags, the magazine, allowing the latter to focus on one or two major stories.

Blog: www.pricetags.wordpress.com

But it was also clear, long before the blogosphere, that I needed my own web site. (Thanks to the generosity of the Sightline Institute, I had been able to upload each issue to their server and provide a link for readers, rather than email an irritating five-megabyte pdf file. They are still hosting the archives for Price Tags, which I very much appreciate. Thanks, Sightline.)

I also realized I needed technical Web site: www.pricetags.ca support - and fortunately had Phase2 Consultants. Zaman Now I had a place to store recent Valli-Hasham and Hanif Jessani issues, previous writings and my not only helped set up the web site bio. It also keeps my name at the but are on call to get me out of top of Google (one step ahead of digital jams. “Gordon Price Music” – no relation). 7 Wel-com Issues/Contents

I started to get reports and responses: Mary Jo Porter’s review of the new Seattle Library, Greg Wyatt’s praise of Phoenix, Larry Beasley’s speeches (there would be three, from the East Side to Abu Dhabi.) Though my background was as an editor, I realized that the photos ultimately deserved priority – and that text should be short and, in its own way, a graphic element. Good composition balanced them both.

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I incorporated commentary, often my columns from Business in Vancouver – particularly those on the folly of the Gateway freeway. But I tried to keep the issues positive: the simple pleasures of discovering a new space, a new city, a new season. I could share my favourite places -like the region’s trails, from the Seawall to Seymour, with which we in the Lower Mainland are blessed. I also shared the pages of Price Tags with other writers who shared my passion for cities – in particular, Derek Moscato, who started with Lonsdale and ended up on the pages of The Province. Whenever I was able to travel, usually on a speaking tour about Vancouver, I walked and biked around with a camera, photographing whatever captured my eye. Better yet, I was hosted by people who knew what they were looking at. Soon I was com- posing stories through a lens. In 2004, I experienced Australia for the second time, only now with the intent to document the characteristics of our Commonwealth cousin. Three trips generated ten issues of Price Tags. 9 Wel-com Issues/Contents

Price Tags 18 First priority was always my own changing city, and how people were actually occupying the places that had been so carefully designed with ambitious but top- down intent. What was it like on the ground? Had we succeeded in creating ‘livable density’?

There were so many new spaces to document: the parks of False Creek and , a sculpture to celebrate herons, a restaurant opening in , a bridge restoration - all the befores and afters.

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Some issues were no more than a loop around nearby neighbourhoods, observing what was happening, making personal comment. I was never quite sure how far to narrow the perspective.

To be honest, I never got that much feedback. Save the most important kind – more readers.

The subscription list was constantly growing as PT was passed around. There are now well over a thousand subscribers, split mainly between Canada, Australia and the U.S. I added more personal profiles as a way of providing insight into the character of the city. Sam Sullivan’s life in Yaletown (before he was Mayor) said as much about his neighbourhood as him. There was a multi-part survey of architect Richard Henriquez’s West End portfolio and Barrie Mowatt’s public-art ambitions,.

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If there is a repeated theme – the need to pursue more sustainable urban regions - my job was to illustrate the successes and the lessons learned. But not too heavy on the preaching. I try to show how urban history (surveying, streetcars, sprawl) relate to the ways we do things today, connected to real places that are making more progress than often their own citizens realize, from St. Paul to Port Moody.

No matter where I travel, the lens through which I filter my impressions is called ‘Vancouver’ – the percep- tions I’ve gained after thirty years of residence, half of which were on City Council. Sometimes the comparison between places is direct, particularly with my second favourite city, Portland. But the perspective of home and away is always there. And, according to the survey PT readers took last month, you like that. 12 Wel-com Issues/Contents

About 60 percent of you open PT when it arrives in your mail box – and about the same percent pass it along. (I usually get a half- dozen or so new subscribers as a result.) Unquestionably, most readers feel it’s about the right size and frequency, and if there’s something you’d like more of, it’s other writers and more links. Two-thirds said they would or might pay to receive PT – but no, I don’t intend to charge. I see PT as an adjunct to my job as Director of the City Program at Simon Fraser University. Many said they’d like to see more reader feedback – and so would I.

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Eventually, as the issues piled up, I could no longer find an article or picture very quickly or provide a link on request. Without an index, Price Tags would be so much digital detritus. It would take some time, but it had to be done. As Issue 100 approached, the time for the index had arrived.

So here it is.

Explore. After you’ve checked to see if your name or city is listed, use it at a resource, and, if you see a photo that captures your interest, just follow your curiosity.

That’s what I’ve been doing most of my life. Price Tags is the result. 14 Issues/Contents

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1 Harbour Green 88/32 21 Places competition 54/14, 57/2-6, 66/11 200th Street and Interchange (See "Gateway Project") 1188 Richards 88/20 1277 Nelson 92/21-25 2010 Olympic Games (See Olympics) 2030 Strategy (Melbourne) 56/11

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"A Local Politician's Guide to Urban Transportation" 37/4 AALTO, Madge 35/6 43/4-5 Abernethy Connector 46/5- Abreast in a Boat 34/6 Abu Dhabi 98/1-32, 36 Governor 98/12 Plan 98/15, 21-26 Planning principles 98/31 Urban Planning Council 98/15, 20 Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company 98/33 ADAMS, Thomas 94/10 Adaptive re-use 97/16 Adelaide, Australia O-Bahn 58/10 Hyde Park 61/18 Rundle Street Mall 55/8-9 Aerial tram, Portland 90/2, 6-8 AESCHLIMANN, Heinz 86/25-26 Age, The (See The Age) Agricultural Land Reserve 46/2, 5-6; 70/11, 85/16, 96/23 Agriculture 75/8, 91/11, 97/7 Agritopia, Arizona 19/5 Air quality Fraser Valley 41/6 AIDS Memorial 66/10 Al Madina Al Zarqa 98/34 Alberni Street 25/4, 29/12, 92/4-6, 8 41/5 ALEXANDER, Nathan 56/12-16, 57/21 Alleys (See "Lanes") ALLISON, Don 33/9 Alternative Futures website 37/2-3 AMANTEA, Gisele 77/13 American Film Institute 97/17 16 Ame-Aus Issues/Contents

American Institute of Architects 55/17 Amsterdam 99/12, 22 ANDERSON, Rex 63/16 ANDERSON, Susan 9/6 ANDO, Tadao 98/25 Andy Livingstone Park 47/7 ANHOLT, Jill 77/16 "Animals on the Underground" 48/4 Antipodes 88/34 ANTON, Suzanne 14/10, 20/3, 31/10, 74/23 APPELBE, Alison 50/14 APPLEYARD, Don 50/3 AQUILINI, Francesco 83/10 Arab culture 98/23-24, 26, 31 Arcade 16/9 Arcades 93/22 Arcadia Land Company 99/27 Architectural Historians, Society of 64/2 Architectural Institute of B.C. 5/3 Architecture 56/17, 57/14-15, 62/16-20, 63/22, 64/17-21, 65/17, 67/22, 92/11, 94/27; 96/14, 97/9 Art Deco and Streamline Moderne 62/2, 63/22 Britain's most hated 75/25-27 Henriquez, Richard 71/1-5, 74/1-10, 76/1- 9, 85/23-29, 92/21-25 London 73/25 Modernism 85/26 West Coast Modernist 69/18 ArchNewsNow.com 18/8 Arlington County, VA 99/30 ARM architects 60/15 ARMSTRONG, Rebecca 54/6 Art (See "Public Art") 83/18 Arts Club 64/23 Arts Research Monitor 64/26 Ashton Raggatt McDougall 56/18 Asian cities 68/17 Athlete's Village (See “Olympics”) ATKIN, John 2/1, 7/1, 68/14-16, 76/21

AUDAIN, Michael 37/2 Austin, TX 76/12-13 Australia 52/1-16, 53/16, 54/1-13, 55/1-15, 56/1-18, 58/2, 59/1-13 17 Aus-Bar Issues/Contents

Australia (continued) Adelaide 55/8-9, 58/10, 61/18 Architecture 56/17-18 Brisbane 52/2, 12, 14-15; 53/16, 55/3-6, 80/8 Broadbeach 55/15, 80/2, 91/3, 5, 29 Building Better Cities program 53/6-7, 54/5 Climate Change 6/5-6 Ecological Footprint 59/13 Federation Style 59/3-4 Fremantle 54/4-5 Gold Coast 91/1-32 Greenhouse gas emissions 59/13 Main Beach, Gold Coast 91/3, 5, 29 Tedder Avenue 91/19-21 Manley 55/15 Melbourne 52/5-6, 16, 55/7, 56/1-18, 57/20-22, 58/10, 66/20- 21; 93/1-32 Perth 52/4, 7-8, 10-11, 13; 53/1-15, 54/1-13, 55/10- 11, 57/22, 58/2, 59/1-13, 60/1-9, 12, 16; 87/6 Southport 91/3, 5 Surfers Paradise 91/3, 5-7, 16-18, 23, 29 Sydney 55/12-14, 57/1, 7-13; 60/15, 73/24 Australian Style 52/1-16, 53/16, 58/10-11 Auto-oriented design (See also "Car") 95/19; 96/2-6, 13-14, 29; 97/6, 9-10, 25; 99/16, 28- 32 Automobiles (See "Car") AVERY, Kent 45/8

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B&O Railroad 97/5, 16, 20 BABICKI, Bogue 18/3 BAILLIE, Clare 37/12 Bainbridge Island 35/7 BAKER, Susan 32/6 BAKKER, Joost 52/20 BALFOUR, Richard 67/19 BARNES, Emery 37/5 BARNETT, Peter and Shirley 74/26 BARNSTONE, Robert 76/12 BARRETT, Dave 10/2 BARTHOLOMEW, Harland 19/7-11, 42/9, 43/11 Bartholomew Plan (1929) 19/7-11, 42/9 18 Bas-Bic Issues/Contents

BASS, Fred 31/10, 33/5 BAXTER, David 44/2 BAILEY, Roger 45/12, 47/13, 75/29 Bay Area (See "San Francisco Bay Area") Bayshore 25/4, 52/22, 78/12 Lift 66/6-7 Marina Square Park 22/4-5 BEASLEY, Larry 26/1-16, 27/13, 83/1-23 Abu Dhabi 98/1-32, 36 "Dream City" review 69/15-22 "A Liberated Look Forward" 83/1-23 San Diego 76/15 Seattle plans 75/18-23 BECKER, Hans-Jurgen (Jack) 34/8, 57/22 BEERS, David 28/10, 69/15-16 BEEVER, Julian 76/17-18 Beijing, China 48/14-15 Bellingham Bay 90/31 Belltown, Seattle 84/3-13 Belmont Dairy 90/14 BENNETT, Samantha 5/4 BENNETT, W.A.C. 10/2 BENNETT, William R. 96/17 BENSON, Harry Dean 75/9 BENSON, Neils 26/8 "Bentall Five" 92/16 BERELOWITZ, Lance 17/11-13, 32/9, 37/2 “Dream City" 66/20-21, 67/25, 69/15- 22 BERG, Steve 74/24-25 BERGSTEN, C. Fred 71/19 BERRIDGE, Joe 7/8 BEST, Noel 77/8 BEST(Better Environmentally Sound Transportation) 2/2, 68/13, 99/9-10 Best Buy 74/18-19 BETHEL, Vern 44/2 Beverly Hills, CA 89/3, 9 BEYARD, Michael 65/18 "Beyond " 68/17 BIALOBRZESKI, Peter 68/17 Bicycling (See also "Bikeways") 99/1-24 Barecelona 99/25 Bogota 99/25 Chicago Bike Station 89/20 Copenhagen 99/25 Europe 99/25 Los Angeles 89/8 Melbourne 93/28 Netherlands 99/7, 22, 25 Portland 99/21, 25 19 Racing 87/9-10 Safety 99/7 Bic-Bra Issues/Contents

Bicycling (continued) Seymour Trailway 2/1-8 SkyTrain 73/14 Surrey 99/24 Vancouver (See also "Bikeways") 13/3, 32/2, 11; 33/1-6, 34/6-8, 37/13, 69/11, 71/10-11, 99/2-20 Biennale (See "Vancouver Sculpture Biennale") Big box 74/18-19, 95/27, 96/4, 18 Bike Month 31/8-10, 68/13, 71/10-11, 99/10, 19, 43 Bike Portland 99/21 Bike-sharing 99/8 Bikeways 13/3, 32/2, 11; 33/1-6, 34/6-8, 37/13, 69/11, 71/10-11, 99/11-13 Brisbane 93/37 99/14 Carrall 99/12 Chilco 99/13 Chilco Underpass 4/4 City Loop 66/2-11 Hornby Bike Lane 71/11 Maps 65/19, 93/37, 99/12 52/22 Richards Bike Lane 88/15 Seaside 64/3-16, 66/2-11 Sunrise 75/31 Surrey 99/24 Tampa 94/20, 29 BIRNEY, Earl 77/18 BITTNER, Julie 9/4 Black-Eyed Peas 74/19 "Blame It On Canada" 1/1 BLASER, Robin 77/8 Bloomington, MN 80/16 'Blue City' 98/34 BODDY, Trevor 9/4-5, 18/8, 64/2, 76/10, 88/27 Bogota, Colombia 99/24 BONAME, Phil 63/20 BONKER, John 87/6 BONNER, Allan 70/14 BONNER, Harold 70/14 Border vacuums 82/9-11 Bosa Development 63/10, 14-15; Bosa Properties 78/6 Bosa Ventures 88/13 BOSCO, Frank 57/20 Boulevards 88/20-21 BRACEWELL, Dale 58/9 20 BRAINERD, Paul and Debbi 35/7 Bra-Bur Issues/Contents

BRANDER, Colin 34/8 Brava 37/10 BREEN, Ann 69/16 BRIDEAU, Lisa 67/1-16, 68/19, 69/23 BRIDGE, Maurice 76/19 Bridges Brisbane 93/33-38 Kelowna 96/17 Melbourne 93/23-32 BRIGHOUSE, Samuel 61/6 Brisbane, Australia 52/2, 5, 12, 14-15; 53/16, 55/3-6, 80/8, 91/29 Bike routes 93/37 Bridges 93/33-38 Eleanor Schonell (Green) 93/34, 38 Goodwill 93/34, 36-37 Jack Pesch 93/34 Riverwalk 93/34-35 Tank Street 93/34, 37 Kelvin Grove 52/15 New Farm/Teneriffe 52/12 Queen Street Mall 52/14, 55/3-6, 62/6 Queensland University of Technology 52/15 Southbank 52/2, 5, 53/16 64/28 B.C. Towns 96/1-30 Spirit Squares 96/25 BCAA 65/14 B.C. Land Summitt 29/5-8 B.C. Rail 51/11-12, 52/22-23 B.C. Society of Landscape Architects 80/19 Web Atlas 80/19 British Pacific Properties 50/12-13 British Properties 50/13 Broadbeach, Australia 80/2, 91/3, 5, 29 Victoria Street Mall 55/15 Brookfield Farm 46/1-6, 11 Brookings Institution 94/12; 99/27-28 Brooklyn, New York 67/20-21, 73/22-23 Brooklyn Bridge 81/20 BROWN, Gail 27/11 BROWN, Robert 37/2 BROWNING, Rick 94/27-35 BRZEZINSKI, Emilie 86/11 BUCHANAN, Don 33/4 Buckland Taylor 14/6 Building Better Cities 53/6, 54/5 BULA, Frances 6/1 BURDEN, Dan 12/6, 32/6 , B.C. 43/11-12, 84/15 BURNHAM, Daniel 82/10 21 Bur-Can Issues/Contents

Burrard Bridge 99/14 Burrard Slopes 83/16 Burrard SkyTrain station 92/17 Burrowes Huggens, architects 32/7 BUSBY, Peter 26/8, 98/17 Busby, Perkins and Will, Architects 98/17 Buschlen Mowatt Galleries 86/6 Buses 13/2-3, 66/22 Blue Bus 36/5 BUSH, George H.W. 59/16 Business Council for Sustainable Development 84/2 Business Improvement Associations 70/9 Business in Vancouver Price columns 12/2, 19/1-5, 25/11-14, 41/2-12, 59/14-17 "Doing Nothing about Climate Changte ..." 59/14-17 Freeway Dreams 68/4-12 "More Highways and Bridges...." 41/3-12 "Seattle Takes Transit ..." 12/2, 10-13 "The High Costs of Fun Vancouver..." 25/11-14 Business Week 98/32 Bute Street redevelopment 31/4-6, 32/9, 79/20, 88/8, 23-31

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CADMAN, George 25/8 Calgary 15/8 CALTHORPE, Peter 59/12 Cambie Street 74/14-23 CAMERON, Ken 31/9, 73/7, 75/15 Campaign for Sensible Transportation 37/4 CAMPBELL, Dan 2/1 CAMPBELL, Gordon (Mayor of Vancouver) 66/15, 68/5, 11-12; 73/7 CAMPBELL, Jim 46/2 CAMPBELL, Larry (Mayor of Vancouver) 26/11 CAMPBELL, Richard 31/9, 34/8, 68/13 CAMPBELL, Tom (Mayor of Vancouver) 8/2 Canada Line 83/17 Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. (CMHC) 53/6 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) 82/11 Canadian Centre for Architecture 87/18-19 Canadian Film Centre 5/5 Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) 8/2-3, 61/6 Canberra, Australia 9/6 Canada Ecological footprint 59/13 Greenhouse gas emissions 59/13 Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation 67/13 Canada Tire 74/18-19 22 CANTOR, Joel 94/27 Cap-Chi Issues/Contents

Capilano Golf & Country Club 50/13 Capital Beltway 97/10 Carbon footprint 94/18, 96/16, 28 Carbon neutral 98/28, 33, 35 Carrall Greenway 66/11, 99/12 Car-Free Commercial Drive Festival 72/1-13, 99/15 Cars 29/1-4, 44/2, 66/12-13 Car dependence 62/15, 91/27, 93/2, 13- 16, 94/5-18; 96/15-16 Car-free 7/1, 72/1-13, 99/15 Car sharing 65/12-15 Congestion 7/8, 20/4-11, 42/10, 12; 68/5, 10; 72/19, 73/18, 89/6, 9; 93/13-16, 94/14- 15 Line-up of new cars 41/5 CARSON, Johnny 94/30 Cascadia Scorecard 73/21 Cates tugboats 49/5 CBC Plaza (demolished) 31/8-10 Celebration of Light (See Fireworks) Central Business District 26/6 Central Park, 80/3 Central Valley Greenway 12/4, 33/4 Centrum Rezydent 67/22 Chain 61/4-6 CHAN, Caleb and Tom 76/3 CHAN PIPER, Cindy 29/8, 46/16 CHAPPELL, Jim 11/5-6 Cheonggyecheon (Seoul) 89/16 CHENG, Doris 5/5 CHENG, Ephrem 20/1, 30/13, 84/24 CHENG, James 92/12 (See also "James Cheng Architects") CHEUNG, Derek 73/13 Chengdu, China 27/2-3 CHEW, Nancy 77/18 Chicago, IL 48/11, 72/17 Bike Station 89/20 Millennium Park 48/11, 89/15-26 Transit 99/42 Chicago Plan 82/10 Chilco Underpass 24/2-3, 27/11 Children living downtown 51/7-8, 53/13, 72/3-8, 73/19-21, 80/18, 84/18, 90/22, 92/7 CHILTON, Roger 69/5 China 27/2-3, 30/14, 81/19 Chinatown 56/21, 83/7-9 Development 26/9-10, 27/4, 83/7-9 Films 5/2 23 [murmur] 5/5 Youth 6/5 Chi-Col Issues/Contents

Chinese-Canadian Historical Society of B.C. 56/21 Chinook jargon 77/11 Christ Church Cathedral 25/8-9 Ciclovia 99/24 "Cielo" condominiums 88/25, 92/11 "Circle on Cavill" (Gold Coast) 91/18 Circular Quay 57/1, 7-13, 58/10-11 Citizens Concerned with Highway Expansion 72/2 City Beautiful movement 82/2-3, 9, 20 "City Comforts" 12/13 "City Edge: Vancouver's Recaptured Waterfront" 21/2, 21/14 "City of Light" 53/4 City of Zion 61/2 City Program, SFU 18/9 City Square 76/21 CityGate 46/10, 63/10 CityPlan 83/18 Civic Strategies 71/6-9 Civitas, Architects and Urban Designers 98/17 CLAPHAM, Charles 43/10, 44/1-15 Clarendon, VA 95/3, 7; 99/30-41 CLELLAND, John 33/5 CLEMENT, John 86/31 Cleveland Park (Washington, D.C.) 95/7-8, 10-19 Climate Change 41/7, 59/14-17; 96/16, 99/17 Antarctic 4/5, 6/5-6 Business response 59/15-16 Ice shelves 4/5, 59/16 Clouds of Change Task Force 4/5 Coal Harbour 25/4-5, 31/6, 54/17-18, 64/5, 7; 66/4-7, 67/23, 70/14, 71/12, 79/19, 86/2, 88/6, 23-33; 92/9-15 Community Centre 22/7-9, 69/24 One Harbour Green 66/4, 67/23 Parks 22/1-10, 23/1-7, 49/11, 87/13, 92/10 Public art 64/7, 77/15-22 School 47/3, 47/2-3 Coalition for a Healthy Community 63/3 Cob Demonstration Building 47/11-12 COFFMAN, Max 88/22 COHEN, Linda 79/13 COHEN, Livia 63/21 COLE, Barbara 77/2-21 COLE, Rick 27/10 Collingwood Village 69/3-4, 83/13 Colonial Tramcar Restaurant 56/2 24 Columbia Heights (Washington, D.C.) 95/7 Col-Cul Issues/Contents

Columbian Exposition, Chicago (See "World's Columbian Exposition") Commercial Drive 56/5, 60/5, 72/1-13, 73/29-30, 87/9-10, 99/15 Commercial zoning 83/4-6 Community gardens 67/10-11 Commuter traffic 99/18 Computer graphics 6/3 Compact development 96/19-30 Concert Properties 83/11, 13 Concord Pacific 17/4, 19/10-11, 25/4, 34/4, 46/10, 50/7-10, 60/13, 64/8-9, 71/12, 77/4, 14; 88/6, 29 Coopers Lookout 51/9-10 Davie Street 60/13 Dorothy Lam Child Care Centre 51/4 Elsie Roy Elementary School 47/2-3, 48/11-12, 51/ 3-8 Lagoons scheme 50/8-10 Marina at George Wainborn Park 48/7-9 Public art 77/4 Quayside 58/14 Condominiums 50/4, 94/26, 95/26, 28 Advertising 17/1-10, 65/15 Cost of 2/3, 64/24 Leaky 31/7 CONDON, Patrick 37/2, 79/14-15 Congestion (See Car) Congestion Charging 9/7, 20/6, 41/8-9, 42/11, 68/10 Convention Centre, Vancouver 54/15-16, 61/10, 64/5, 92/13-15 COOEY, Rider 48/6-9 Cooperative Auto Network 65/11-15 COPE 2/5, 12/3, 74/18 Cordova Street 88/23-33 Country Lanes program 67/9, 69/23 COUPLAND, Andy 2/1 Cranbrook, B.C. 96/3 "Creating Our Future" 66/15 Creative class 96/22, 99/3 CRICHTON, Michael 59/14 Crime 95/26, 97/11 Crown Street, Vancouver 84/9 Crowsnest Highway 96/3 Cruise ship terminal 92/14 CUESTA, Claudia 77/21 Cul-de-sac development 94/10, 28, 33-35 Culture 96/21-22, 98/25, 28 Culver City, CA 89/3, 9 25 Cul-Den Issues/Contents

Cultural institutions 83/6 CUNNINGHAM, James 32/11, 45/4 Curitiba, Brazil 69/16 Cycling (See "Bicycling")

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Daily Journal of Commerce (Seattle) 7/2-4 Dairyland 46/2 Daiso 43/5, 8 Daon Building 16/1-9, 17/11-13, 72/24 Daon Development 31/7 DARWENT, Chris 33/5 DAVIDSON, Gavin 43/15 DAVIDSON, Ian 50/8 Davidson Yuen 50/8 Davie Street 63/23, 68/20, 88/3, 8-13, 20 Davie Village BIA 68/20 DAVIES, Brent 28/7 DAVIES, Libby 25/12, 31/10 DAVIS, Chuck 56/21 "Death and Life of Great American Cities" 82/9 DEHNEL, Trish 29/7 DELANOE, Bertrand (Mayor of Paris) 30/7 Delta, Municipality of 34/9, 75/1-16 Delta Development 77/21 Delta-South Surrey Greenway 75/4-5 DEMARCO, Chris 57/19 "Demolition" 75/25 Denman Street 78/15, 92/20 Denmark 52/18 Densification 24/6-7, 53/7-8, 63/9 Density 57/14-15, 22; 60/10-13, 62/15, 74/10-13, 76/10- 11, 78/9-10, 88/35, 89/10-11, 99/28 Gold Coast, Australia 91/7-8 Melbourne 93/18-20 Montgomery County 97/8 Portland 90/16-19 Tampa 94/18, 21, 23-24 Washington, D.C. 95/27, 99/28-29 Density, marketing of 17/1-10, 24/6, 53/7 Density Calculator 27/8 Denver, Colorado 27/8, 82/1-20 Denver Civic Center 82/3-10,13, 19 FastTracks 82/19 LoDo 82/18 Park Master Plan 82/9 26 RiNo 82/13, 18-19 Den-Dun Issues/Contents

Denver Post 82/9 Desert 98/6, 9-10 Deseret News 67/19 Design Image 6/3 DESROCHERS, Michel 48/10 Developers, successful 83/22 Development Cost Charge 88/16 Development Permit Board 16/4-8, 69/19 DEWOLF, Christopher 47/13, 79/18 DIKEAKOS, Chris 77/8 Disabled accessibility 69/13-14, 92/18 Discovery Channel 97/18 Disney Development Co. 37/14 Distributor Road 19/7-11 DOBBS, Elyn 48/12-13 Docklands (Melbourne) 52/5, 93/29-32 Dogs 90/24 DOMELA, Laura 99/1, 21-22 Dominion Land Survey of 1871 94/10 Donovan's Pond 44/17 DOVEY, Kim 66/20-21 Down to Earth Building Bee 28/6 DOWNS, Anthony 19/3-4, 41/4, 42/10 DOWNS, Barry 50/8 Downs Archambault 50/8, 92/11 Downtown East Side 26/10-12, 66/11, 83/20 Single-Room Accommodation 26/11 Downtown Silver Spring 97/22-23 Downtown South 14/2-3, 26/5-6, 37/5-10, 15; 46/13, 69/3, 10-12; 74/13, 88/2-21, 36; 89/13 Richards and Davie 88/2-6, 8-21 Downtown Transportation Plan 14/4, 33/6, 69/11 DOZZI, B.A. 37/13 Dr. Peter Centre 33/12 Dragon Boat Festival (2004) 34/1-5 DRAKE, Edward 25/10 "Dream City" 66/20-21, 67/25 DREISEITL, Herbert 90/24, 98/18 DREISER, Theodore 82/2 Dresden University of Technology 72/19 DRIESSEN, Tilo 63/22 'Drivable Suburban' 99/28-33 Drought 91/28, 31; 93/39 Drug trade 10/5, 82/8 DUANY, Andres 59/12, 66/14-18, 69/18, 78/2, 83/13 Dubai 91/2, 24; 98/5, 20 DUCOTE, Frank 31/9, 12; 66/22 Duluth News Tribune 24/5 Dunbar/Southlands, Children in 51/7-8 27 Dun-Eug Issues/Contents

DUNSMOOR-FARLEY, Dyan 56/19-20, 57/21 DUPAIN, Max 60/15 DURANTE, Jane 14/7 DURNING, Alan 88/35 Dutch (See "Netherlands") DuToit, Allsop, Hiller 71/16

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Evergreen Building 64/6, 92/9 'Expats' 98/13 "Exploring Vancouver" 74/6 Expo 67 87/20 Expo 86 64/10, 75/14 B.C. Pavilion 64/10-11 Northwest Territories 66/9 Plaza of Nations 64/10 Expo 88 53/16 Extreme CCTV 9/7

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F+A Architects 63/3 Facet Decisions Systems 2/1 FAIR, John 52/22 Fairways Condominiums () 50/4 FALCON, Kevin 41/3, 68/5, 11 False Creek 64/14-15, 65/22, 80/5-6 Boats in 29/9 "False Creek Development Concepts" (1970) 8/3 "False Creek Policies and Actions" 64/14 Flats 26/13-14, 83/14-15 Kayaking 51/10 Marathon Project 8/2 Marinas 48/6-9 Memories of Sylvia V 5/6 North Shore 8/1-4 Parks 21/1-13 Public art 77/4-13 South East 26/12-13, 46/10,59/15, 64/14, 67/19, 74/16, 83/16-17, 90/26-27 Urban Heritage Trail 7/7-8 Walter Hardwick as father 73/3-5 False Creek North 49/11, 53/12 False Creek South 53/3, 6-7, 9 False Creek Yacht Club 48/6-9 Fareej 98/23 FARRELLY, Elizabeth 73/24 Fast ferries 49/5 FEAVER, Mike 24/9 Federal Housing Administration 94/10 Fellowship Bell 22/4 FELTHAM, Andrew 58/12 FENTON, Anthony 57/21, 71/21-23 "Fietsen" 99/22 "Financing Progressive Development" 94/12 Fireworks 39/1, 3-7; 74/30-31, 87/15 29 Fir-Gat Issues/Contents

First Narrows Crossing 68/3 FISHER, Ian 43/15, 52/22 Flinders Street Station 56/8-10, 93/6-7, 15 Florida 94/2-5, 34-35 FLORIDA, Richard 18/10 "Footloose and Fancy Free ..." 99/28-41 FORSTER, Judy 79/16 Forth Worth, Texas 35/12-15, 36/12 FOSTER, Norman 73/25-27, 84/21 Foster + Partners 98/33-34 Four Pillar Strategy 26/11 Frankfurt 2/4 Fraser delta 98/7 Fraser Institute 31/4 Fraser Lands 66/16, 87/17 industrial lands 83/18 Fred and Ginger Building 67/22 FREDERICK, Bill 71/9 Freeways 19/2-5, 41/1-12, 42/10- 12. 43/11, 53/4, 70/14, 73/17 Abu Dhabi 98/16, 24 Denver 82/20 Freeway Fight 73/6 "Freeway Dreams" 68/4-12 Los Angeles 89/2, 4-5 Melbourne 93/13, 16 San Francisco 81/2-4 Tampa 94/17 Washington, D.C. 95/10 Fremantle (Australia) 54/4-5 Fremont (Seattle) 7/3 FRENCH, Trish 2/1 FREYVOGEL, John 5/5 "FrontierSpace" 77/23 FUNG, Robert 6/3, 26/8, 34/4 FUNG, Thomas 43/4 "Future of Civilization May Look Like This“ 3/1

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GAGLARDI, Phil 96/6 Gala Hispanic Theatre 95/24 GARREAU, Joel 80/8 Gas prices 29/2, 30/13 6/3, 20/12, 26/8-9, 58/7- 8, 67/18, 70/14, 77/23- 24, 83/7-8, 87/10 Gateshead Car Park 75/26 Gateway Project 37/4, 41/1-12, 42/10-12, 30 66/12-13, 68/4-12 Gay-Gra Issues/Contents

Gay Pride Parade (See "Pride Parade") Gay Pride Week 74/20-23 Gay Villages Montreal 87/4, 7, 21 GEHL, Jan 57/21 GEHRY, Frank 66/19, 67/22, 73/22-23, 89/19, 25; 98/25 GELLER, Michael 26/4, 65/3, 6-7; Genstar 46/8-10 Gentrification 62/13, 95/21, 26-27 George Wainborn Park 9/1, 15/5, 21/13, 28/12, 48/5-8, 87/11-12 Marina 48/6-9 Georgia Straight 9/3, 79/15 Georgia Street 33/3-6, 80/21, 92/8 Georgie Awards 92/25 GERSON, Wolfgang 8/3 Gilbert, Arizona 19/2-5 GIBSON, William 64/2 GILL, Warren 8/2, 73/3 GILLESPIE, Ian 77/22 GLAVONICH, Alex 62/16-20, 63/22 Globe and Mail "Vancouver Street Smarts" 5/1 GOLD, Betty 86/23-24 Gold Coast City, Australia 50/4-5, 80/2, 91/1-32 Local Growth Management Strategy 91/30 mountains 46/2 41/4, 46/5, 68/6 GOLDSCHMIDT, Neil 71/9 Google Earth 72/15 Google Maps 72/16-18, 73/31, 76/16 GORDON, Michael 6/5, 47/9 GORE, Michael 50/4-5 GOULET, Michel 86/15 GOVAN, Fiona 75/25-27 Graffiti 64/29, 84/19 GRAGG, Randy 73/19 GRAHAM, Brent 67/22 Gramax Building 97/16 Grandview Woodland 72/2, 8 GRANGER, Kay 35/13-15 GRANT, Isobel 51/6 GRANT, Paul 31/9 Granville Bridge 14/5-6 50/5, 52/17-18, 20; 53/3, 6-7 Granville Slopes 65/22 Granville Street and Mall 14/1-9, 19/6, 25/11-14, 44/2-7, 45/11, 46/13-14, 55/16, 56/18-19, 57/21, 31 58/4-5, 63/20-22, 87/24 Gra-Gun Issues/Contents

Graphic art 6/2-3 GRAY, Cameron 25/8, 33/7, 9 Great River Park 79/8-9, 13 "Great Society Subway, The" 95/6 Greater Vancouver Regional District (See also "Metro Vancouver") Creating Our Future 73/7 Filtration plant 42/5, 73/10-11 Livable Region Strategic Plan 41/11, 68/8, 75/14 Parks and greenways 75/4-5, 10-12 Population growth 78/2-3, 79/14-15 Seymour Trailway 42/1-8 South Surrey Interceptor 75/11-12 Town centres 49/12 GREEN, Jim 26/11 Green development 98/32 Green gradient 98/21 Green roofs 61/9-10, 80/19 Green Wedges 97/6, 20 Greenhouse gases 41/7, 59/13, 99/17 Greenwashing 98/35 Greenways 19/12, 33/11, 80/11 Carrall 66/11, 99/12 Cherry Creek (Denver) 82/13-14 Delta-South Surrey 75/4-5 Portland 90/10-11, 20 Silver Spring 97/20 St. Petersburg 94/31 Vancouver 84/9 Greenworks, P.C. 90/24 GREGORY, Jenny 53/4 Greyfriars bus station, Northampton 75/27 Grid lay-out 94/6-7, 10, 14-16, 28; 96/5, 97/4, 99/13, 31 GRIGGS, Neil 50/5 Grocery stores 60/13, 88/11-12, 90/14, 95/25, 97/14 Grosvenor Canada Ltd. 64/7 Grouse Grind 41/13-18 Grove, The (Los Angeles) 89/11, 14 Guangzhou, China 84/23-24 Guardian, The 73/25 Guinness family 50/13 GUNGUWO, Pasi 53/18 GUNTER, Edmund 61/4 Gunter's Chain 61/4-5

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HADID, Zada 98/25 HALL, Jim 31/9, 33/5 Hames Sharley 54/8 HAMILTON, Neil 29/5 Hamilton and Associates 44/7 Haney Farmer's Market 46/11-12 HANKS, Tom 73/18 HANVEY, Kevin 52/21, 67/23 HARALABOPOULOS, Akis 30/10 HarbourLynx 58/12 HARCOURT, Mike (Mayor of Vancouver) 64/2, 73/8 HARDWICK, Walter 8/2-3, 73/1-9 Harvard Design Magazine 69/16 Hastings Creek Trail 44/12-18 Hastings Street 88/27 HAWTHORN, Scott 26/8 HAWTHORNE, Henry 14/7 Hayes Green 81/10-13 Height limits 95/11-12 HEIN, Scot 68/2 Henderson Development 17/4 Henning Wilff (architects) 42/9 HENRIQUEZ, Richard 71/1-5 1277 Nelson 92/21-25 Eugenia 76/1-9 Presidio 85/23-29 Sands Hotel 71/4-5 Extension 74/1-13, 76/9 Henriquez and Partners 92/21 HENRY, John 86/27 Height, building 83/9 Heights Trail 43/10-14 Heritage buildings 96/21 Heritage, Vancouver (See Vancouver) Heritage awards 25/8-9 Heritage Canada Foundation 33/7 Heritage incentives 83/7 Heritage protection 74/8, 97/17 Heritage walks 68/14-16, 76/21 Herons 63/17-18, 72/22 HERZOG, Lawrence 76/14-15 HESEMANS, Loek 99/1-24 Hewitt + Kwasnicky 92/9 Hiawatha Light Rail 80/14 "High Cost of Free Parking, The" 67/24 Highrise towers (See also "Vancouver Style") 1/1, 3/1, 26/5, 12; 59/6-7, 71/3, 74/1-11, 76/11-13, 80/1-7 33 Hig-Hou Issues/Contents

Highrise towers (continued) Portland 90/3, 5, 8-10, 15, 16-19 St. Petersburg 94/31 West End 92/25 White Rock 78/8-11 Highway 1 (See "Gateway Project") Hill Strategies Research Inc. 64/26 HILLSDON, Paul 99/24 HIPKINS, Max 53/4 HISCOX, Andy 33/12 Historic preservation 97/16 "History of Metropolitan Vancouver" 56/21 HO, Cheeying 31/11, 37/2 HO, Stanley 92/5 HOCHSTEIN, Miles 79/17 HODDLE, Robert 93/3, 29 HOLL, Stephen 85/3 Hollyburn Centre 36/7-8, 37/12 Hollyburn Ridge 50/13 HOLOVATY, Adrian 72/17 HOLTZCLAW, John 27/8 Home Depot 63/2-4 Homelessness 69/21 Homer Street 69/10-12 HOMER-DIXON, Thomas 29/6 Hong Kong, China 57/14-15, 58/8 HORNELL, Mark 51/11-12, 52/22 Hotson Bakker 14/6, 52/20, 92/8 Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden 44/7, 65/3 HOTSON, Norm 25/3, 33/9, 52/20 Housing Partnership, Seattle 18/11 Housing 71/20, 83/11 Children in high-density 51/7-8, 53/13, 72/3-8, 73/19-21, 80/18, 84/18 Cost of 36/2-4, 50/13, 64/24, 65/5, 67/21, 73/28, 83/21, 91/12, 92/23-24, 95/28, 98/28 Infill 18/11, 67/12-15, 83/10, 97/15 Lane 67/12-15 Live/work 82/19 Mix 95/15 Moratorium 83/5 Monster houses 44/8-11, 65/20-21 Rental apartments 74/10-13, 76/9, 92/23-24, 95/26 Size of 53/16, 59/5, 65/20-21 Social 54/12 SROs 37/9 Teardown 59/5, 76/9 34 Hou-Juk Issues/Contents

Housingmaps.com 72/18 "How They Sold the Revolution" 17/1-10 HOWARD, Brad 42/11 HOWATSON, Rob 87/17 HRUDA, Joe 98/17 Hub, The 57/6, 58/7-9 HUDEMA, Blake 88/12 HUDNUT, William 71/9 HUGHES, S.E. 27/5 HUI, Terry 34/3-4, 51/9-10 HULBERT, Rick 37/14, 50/2-10 HUME, Christopher 1/1, 71/16, 72/23 Hummer 29/4, 76/20, 88/15 HUMPREYS, Sal 14/10 HUNGERFORD, Tara 21/14 Huntington Apartments 76/7, 9 - I -

IBI 92/9 Illuminares Lantern Festival 38/1-11 IMAX Cinema, Bournemouth 75/26-27 Infill development 32/7, 99/40 Institute of Transportation Engineers 94/10, 97/24 International Village 83/8 Interurban Gallery 66/11 "Intown Living" 69/16 66/9 Irish Times 84/18 IslandWood (Bainbridge Island) 35/7-10 - J -

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KALMAN, Hal 64/2 Kamloops, B.C. 96/5-16, 29 Kamui Mintara 43/13 KANDELL, Jonathan 24/4 KHANG, Pham-New 86/9-10 Kasian Kennedy Architects 92/19 KAUFMAN, Robert Jay 65/16 Kayaking 51/10 Kelowna, B.C. 85/3, 18-19; 96/4, 17 Kelvin Grove 52/15 "Kennedy-Warren" apartments 95/12-13 Kentlands 66/15 Kerrisdale 59/5, 60/5, 11 KERRY, Michael 52/2 Khenko 28/1-4, 30/12, 87/14 Kimberley, B.C. 96/26-27 KING, Jon 15/2, 88/11 KING, Jr., Martin Luther 82/23, 95/21 KING, Sharman 58/4-5 Kingsway/Knight 83/10, 19 Kitsilano 56/5 Beach 74/26-28, 87/13, 26 Children in 51/7-8 34/11 KLUCKNER, Michael 2/1, 14/10, 37/14, 64/27- 28 "Vanishing British Columbia" 64/27-28 KMBR 70/10 KOGAWA, Joy 82/21 Kogawa House 82/21-24 KOOLHAAS, Rem 29/10-11, 30/1-7, 31/12 KOTKIN, Joel 15/7 KUMRICH, Paul 80/15 KUNDIG, Tom 85/3 KWOK, Stanley 50/7-8

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Ladner, B.C. 75/6-7, 16 LADNER, Peter 25/8, 30/8, 31/10 "Laguna Parkside" 92/5-8 LAITY, John Henry 46/2 LAITY, Matthew 46/3-5 Lake McGuire 70/1-5 LAM, David 21/8, 28/3, 34/5 LAQUIAN, Aprodicio 68/17 36 Land Conservancy of British Columbia 82/22 Lan-Log Issues/Contents

Landscape architecture 60/14, 80/19, 92/6 Lanes 67/1-16, 68/19-21, 69/23 Laneway Architecture and Urbanism 4/2, 68/21 LANGDON, Philip 13/1-6, 24/5 Langley, B.C. 94/8 LANGOLF, Gudrun 70/15 LAPIDUS, Morris 62/4, 6-8, 10 LAPLANTE, Martin 24/7 Larco Investments 63/3-4 Larwell Park site 82/11 Las Vegas, NV 72/20 LAU, Kaori 56/21 LAXTON, John 92/9 LAY, Steve 28/6, 47/12 LAYCOCK, Elaine 75/29 Leaky condos 88/19 LEAMAN, Pamela 76/18 LEBLOND, Ray 45/12 LEE, Jason 5/5 LEED 73/27 Ledge/nd 47/7 LEICESTER, Glen 45/10 LEINBERGER, Christopher 94/12, 99/26-41 LEISSNER, Bernd 27/2 L'ENFANT, Pierre 95/11 LESLIE, George 67/12 Leslie House 67/12, 68/21 "Lessons from Lotus Land" 1/1 LEVINE, Howard 75/29 Library (See "") Library Square 76/20, 80/19, 87/24 Lifestyle centres 63/2-8, 64/26, 99/34 Lift 66/6-7 Likeminded Media 21/14 LI Ka-shing 50/7 LIN, Fred 33/5 Lincoln Road Mall 62/1-14, 63/20-21 LINKLATER, Andro 29/7, 61/4 LIPPA, Sebastian 87/22 24/1-2, 27/11, 28/11, 50/13 Bike lanes 33/2, 36/11 LITMAN, Todd 37/4, 67/24 Livable Region Award 63/9 Livable Region Strategic Plan 41/11, 56/11 Liverpool, City of (Vancouver West End) 61/5-6, 67/4 'Living First' Strategy 26/2, 84/18 Liza Court 74/11 LOBKO, Joe 71/16 LOCKWOOD, Ian 52/18, 57/19 37 LOGAN, Sandy 98/17 Lom-McK Issues/Contents

Lome Prieta earthquake 81/4 London 35/11 Architecture 73/25 Underground 48/4 LONG, Margot 28/12 LONGHURST, Grant 5/4 Lonsdale (North Vancouver) 49/1-12, 50/14-16, 51/11-12, 52/21-23, 58/11 Market 49/10, 52/2 Loops 66/1-13 LOOS, Adolph 85/26 Lorraine Motel 82/23 LORT, Ross 92/24 Los Angeles 89/1-14, 27 Boulevards 89/5-9, 94/18 Light rail 89/9 Major Traffic Street Plan 19/7-8 West Los Angeles 89/3-14, 99/31 "Losing it all the sprawl" 94/9 "Losing you might be the best thing yet" 94/13 Lost Lagoon 49/13, 53/19, 70/16 Louvre 98/28 LOWDEN, Jim 9/1, 21/1-2 Lower Mainland Regional Planning Board 27/5-6 Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve 42/3-4 LUXTON, Don 33/9, 76/21 LYNCH, Kevin 88/2

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McAFEE, Ann 26/3, 27/13 McALLISTER, Ward 26/15 MACDONALD, Elizabeth 19/11, 44/7, 46/13-14, 81/7, 17; 98/18 McCALLUM, Doug 19/2-5, 44/2 McCarter Nairne & Partners 31/4 McCLANAGHAN, Dale 9/2 McCord Museum 87/23 MacDONALD, Blair 31/4 MACDONALD, Rob 83/11 McDONALD, Frank 84/18 McDonald's 63/23 McEWAN, Sean 25/9, 33/9 McGARVA, Graham 32/6 McGill College Avenue 87/23 McGough Development 80/14 McINTYRE, Angus 73/13 McKENZIE, J.L. 27/9 38 McK-Mel Issues/Contents

McKITTRICK, Sara 33/5 McLACHLAN, Nelson 33/4 McLEAN, Nancy 29/8 McNANEY, Kevin 24/6, 31/8 MacPHAIL, Joy 31/10

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MACHIN, Bronwen 6/5-6, 27/10 MAGOR, Liz 64/7, 77/19 Main Beach, Gold Coast 91/3, 5 Tedder Avenue 91/19-21 MAINWARING, John 52/14, 55/5 MAJOR, Robert 88/7 Mall of America 80/13-14 Mall, Pedestrian 56/12-16, 19- 20, 57/21, 64/26, 65/18 Australia 55/1-16, Lincoln Road Mall 62/1-14, 63/20-21 Salt Lake City 67/19 Mall, Shopping (See "Shopping centres") Manhattan 76/10, 80/3, 7; 91/24 Manley, Australia The Corso 55/15 MANN, Boris 37/11 Maple Ridge, B.C. 46/2-12 Maps, City 72/20-21, 73/21, 76/16 MARCUSE, Ian 28/6, 47/12 Marathon Realty 8/2-4, 77/14, 88/31 Marinas 48/6-8 16/2, 31/4, 72/24 Market Common Clarendon 99/34-39 Marpole 70/15 Masdar 98/33 MASON, Clive 81/19 MASSENGALE, John 19/13 MASSEY, Geoff 43/14 MATSUOKA, Satoshi 67/18, 77/23 MATTHEWSON, Shawn 46/11 MAUS, Jonathan 99/21 MAYENCOURT, Lorne 31/10 (For “Mc” and “Mac,” see above) "Measuring America" 61/4 MEEHAN, Matt 34/4 MEES, Paul 62/15 Melbourne, Australia 30/11, 52/5-6, 16; 56/1- 18, 57/20, 62/15; 93/1-32 2030 Strategy 56/11, 62/15, 93/11-13 Apartment prices 30/11 Atlas 93/39 39 Bourke Street Mall 55/7, 56/12-16 Mel-Mil Issues/Contents

Melbourne, Australia (continued) Box Hill 93/11 Bridges 93/23-32 CBD 93/17-22 Docklands 52/5, 93/29-32 Eureka Tower 93/27 Federation Square 56/22 Flinders Street Station 56/8-10, 93/6-7, 15 "Fluid City" 66/20-21 Pedestrianization 93/20-28, 31-38 Port Phillip 52/6 Public art 93/39 RMIT 56/17-18 Royal Parade 56/4 St. Kilda 56/5 Sandridge Railway Bridge 93/25-26 Southbank 93/23-28 Southern Cross Station 52/16, 93/8 Spencer Street Station 52/16, 93/8 Storey Hall 56/17-18 Swanston Street 55/7, 56/12, 17; 57/21, 93/24 Toorak 56/6-7 Trams and transit 56/2-11, 57/22, 58/10, 60/7, 93/4-12, 15 Transportation 93/4-16 "Melville, The" 92/3, 9 MELZER, Rosaline 2/1 Memphis, TN 82/23 MERCER, John 61/18 MERRICK, Paul (Architects) 26/8, 36/7, 47/13, 92/5-6 Metro, Washington (See "Washington Metro") Metro Vancouver (See also "Greater Vancouver Regional District") Commuter traffic 99/18 Metrocore 26/14-15, 83/14-16, 22 'Metrohood' 95/7, 97/3, 26; 99/32 Metropole 83/14 Metrotown (Burnaby) 57/12 METZ, Jacqui 77/18 Miami Beach 58/3, 62/1-14, 80/2, 91/3, 94/35 Lincoln Road Mall 62/1-14, 63/20-21 Miami Beach BID 63/20 MICALLEF, Shawn 5/5 MIDDLEWICK, Paul 48/4 Midland, Australia 59/10-11 Midland Redevelopment Authority 59/10 Millennium Bridge and Trail 75/16 Millennium Development 83/11 Millennium Line 83/17 Millennium Park (Chicago) 48/11, 89/15-26 40 Mil-Mus Issues/Contents

MILLER, Bernie 77/9 MILLER, David 15/4 MILLS, Carmen 33/4 MILNE, Lorne 42/8 MING, Ju 86/29 MINICOZZI, Joseph 57/19 Minneapolis, MN 79/4, 80/11, 13-14 Minneapolis Star-Tribune 74/24-25 Mission, B.C. 46/8-10, 48/16 Mission Hill Winery 85/1-22 Mississippi River 79/6-11 MITHAM, Peter 67/22 Modernism 50/2 MOHAMMED bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Sheikh 98/12-13, 20, 30 Mole Hill 25/9, 33/7-12, 67/10-12, 15; 68/19, 21; 87/22 MONDERMAN, Hans 63/19 Montgomery County 97/3, 6-7 Montreal, PQ 79/18, 84/19, 87/1-24 Moore office building (demolished) 31/4 MORLIN, Maria 72/22 MORRISON, Laura 76/11 MORTENSEN, Michael 63/16, 76/20 MORTON, John 61/6 MOSCATO, Derek 48/16, 49/1-12, 50/14-15, 58/7-8, 82/21-23 "The Case for Car-Sharing" 65/12-15 MOSCATT, Peter (Mayor of Waverly) 30/9 Moscow, Russia 64/17-21 "Moscow Unrealized" 64/19-21 Moscow Museum of Architecture 64/21 Moscow State University 64/17-19 Mother Jones 65/20-21 Mt. Baker 90/31-32 Mount Boucherie 85/13-14, 20 Mount Pleasant industrial area 83/16-17 Mountain pine beetle 96/16 Movie theatres 95/17, 23 MOWATT, Barrie 63/21, 77/27, 86/5, 32 Mountain pine beetle 41/7 Munson's Mountain 85/16 MUSCHAMP, Herbert 29/10 Muse Atelier 77/18 Museum of Modern Art (New York) 60/14 MUSSATTO, Darrell 50/15-16, 51/11 Musson/Cattell 16/6 Musson Catell Mackey Partnership 63/3

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Naked streets 63/19 Nanaimo, B.C. 58/12 NAPOLI, Robert 73/30 Naramata, B.C. 85/16-18 NARVAEZ, Jose Maria 75/5 National Capital Commission 73/3 Natural Capital Centre 90/26 Nature Trust 70/7 N.D. Lea 24/2 Neighbourhood centres 83/18-19 Nelson, B.C. 96/18-22, 30 NELSON, Ron 70/16 Nelson/Nygaard 3/1, 44/7 Nelson Park 33/11, 67/10 Nelson Street 92/22-25 "Neon Tigers" 68/17 Nerang River 91/3, 9 Netherlands 99/2, 7, 12, 22, 24 New City Institute 7/7-8 New Jersey 67/21 New Liverpool 67/4 New Orleans 76/16 New Urban News 13/1-6 New Urbanism 13/1-6, 66/15, 67/16, 69/18, 95/18 New York City 24/6, 65/16, 67/20-21, 80/3, 7; 81/20, 84/20, 91/24, 99/42 New York Times "A Community Comes to a University" 84/15 "Beijing's Truly Bad Buildings" 48/14-15 "Breakup of Ice Shelf ..." 4/5 "City is Backing Makeover ..." 67/20-21 "Design Image vs the Reality" 6/3 "Fast Lane for President" 9/6 "In Vancouver, Ski, Sail and Golf, in One Day" 4/1 "Instant Skyline Added to Brooklyn ..." 73/22-23 Les Halles in Paris 30/7 "Real Estate, the Global Obsession" 71/19 "Retro City" 15/9 "Shrinking City Syndrome" 18/5 "Spurring Urban Growth in Vancouver..." 80/18 "The Library That Puts on Fishnets..." 29/10 "Trying to Build the Grand Central of the West" 80/17 "What's Doing in Vancouver" 30/15 New Yorker 82/9 New Zealand 9/6 Newport Village (See Port Moody, City of) 42 New-Our Issues/Contents

NEWSOM, Bryan 6/4 NEWSOM, Gavin 15/3 NIAZI, Amil 2/2 NICKELS, Mayor Greg 57/17, 75/18-23 North Shore Bikeways 33/1-2 North Vancouver, City of Lonsdale 49/1-12, 50/14-16, 51/11-12, 52/21-23, 58/11 North Vancouver, District of 44/13-18 Northwest Environment Watch 27/7, 72/21, 73/21 (See also Sightline Institute) Northwest Ordinances of 1785 and 1787 94/10 No. 3 Road 43/1-8 NOUVEL, Jean 98/25 Nyenyedzi 53/18

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Oakridge 83/10 "Obasan" 82/22 OBERLANDER, Cornelia Hahn 80/19 Ocean Towers 62/18 Octavia Boulevard 81/5-18 O'DEA, Jim 33/9 O'GORMON, Denis 29/8 Okanagan Valley 85/2-4, 13-21 Oil 98/4 Olin Partnership 61/9 Olympic Sculpture Park, Seattle 84/10-13 Olympics, 2010 39/2, 57/5, 81/18, 83/16 Inukshuk 66/9 Housing 67/19, 74/16, 83/16-17 Transportation plan 41/9, 51/12 Oman 98/32, 34 Open space 97/7, 19 OPPENHEIM, Dennis 86/21-22, 30 "Option of Urbanism, The" 99/27 Orange-juice test 53/13 Oregon Health Sciences University (OHSU) 90/6-8 Oregonian, The 73/19-20, 90/8 Orlando, FL 94/8 Theatre 83/11 Oosterwolde, Netherlands 63/19 Oso Negro 96/22, 30 Osoyoos, B.C. 96/23 OSTRY, Mark 26/8 Ottawa, Ontario 9/6 43 OUROUSSOFF, Nicolai 73/22-23 Owe-Par Issues/Contents

OWEN, Philip (Mayor of Vancouver) 37/2 OWEN, Stephen 31/10 OWTRAM, Christopher 68/2-3, 70/16

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Paccard Bell Foundry 85/4 Pacific Boulevard 19/7-11, 34/6-7, 81/17- 18 84/21 (Eaton's) 8/4, 14/5 PALEY, Albert 86/19-20 Panoramas of Vancouver 2/1, 5/6, 7/1, 12/5 PAPPAJOHN 26/10 Paris 80/20, 93/24, 99/8 Les Halles 30/7, 34/10 "Park and Shop" 95/19 Park La Brea (Los Angeles) 89/11 Park Lane Homes 66/16 Park Royal 36/6, 37/12, 14; 50/13 Park Board, Vancouver 74/26, 82/25, 86/6, 88/18 Park Royal 63/3-4, 7 "Village at Park Royal" 63/3-8 Parking 60/13, 61/7, 67/24, 94/11 Parks 21/1-13, 80/11 Andy Livingstone 47/7 Berri Square (Montreal) 87/4 Burnaby Mountain 43/13 Cardero 22/5-6 Coal Harbour 22/1-11, 92/10 Cooper's 21/5-7 Creekside 21/3-4 David Lam 21/8-12, 77/13, 87/16 Emilie-Gamelin (Montreal) 87/4, 24 Emery Barnes 37/5-10, 88/16-18, 35 George Wainborn 9/1, 15/5, 21/13, 28/12, 48/5-9, 87/11-12 Harbour Green 23/1-7, 87/13 Harbour 76/22 Jamison Square (Portland) 90/21-22 Kitsilano Beach 34/11, 74/26-28 Marina Square 22/2-3 Millennium (Chicago) 48/11, 89/15-26 Nelson 33/11, 87/22 Princess 44/17 Stanley (see Stanley Park) Tanner Springs (Portland) 90/21, 23-25 Trout Lake 38/3 Waterfront (North Vancouver) 49/9, 52/22 Watershed 75/10 44 Par-Pet Issues/Contents

PARSONS, Colette 28/11 PASTORE, Ron 67/19 Paterson Plan () 36/5, 37/12 Patkau Architects 55/17 PATTERSON, Jeffrey 46/13-14, 68/21 PAWSEY, Tim 30/9, 58/10-11 Peak oil 96/16 Pearl District (See under "Portland") Pedestrian bridges 93/23-26, 31-38 "Power of the Pedestrian Bridge" 93/32 Pedestrian malls (See Malls) Pedestrianization 93/20-28, 94/32, 99/15 Peeties 9/1, 19/14, 25/5, 28/10, 36/8 PEI, I.M. 50/7 Pendulum Gallery 85/30 Penticton, B.C. 85/16-18 Northeast Sector Plan 85/18 Perkins, John 63/10 PERRY, Clarence 94/10 Persian Gulf 98/4, 6 Perth, Australia 52/4, 7-8, 10-11, 13; 53/1-15, 54/1-13, 57/22, 58/2, 59/1-13, 20; 60/1-9, 12, 16; 87/6 Bayview 60/9 "City of Light" 53/4, 7 CityVision 53/4 Claisebrook 52/7. 53/3-13 Claremont 59/7, 60/6-7, 9 Cottesloe 60/6 East Perth 52/4, 8, 10-11, 53/2-13, 54/7 Ellenbrook 60/12 Hay Street Mall 55/10-11, 60/2 Highrises 59/6-7 Jondalup 59/8, 60/12 Midland 59/10-11 Network City plan 59/8-9 Observation City 59/6 Perth Electric Tramway System 60/6 Perth-Fremantle Railway 60/6-7 Rokeby Road 60/6-8 St. Andrews 59/12 South Perth 59/7 Stephenson-Hepburn Plan 59/8 Streetcar 60/2-6 Subiaco 52/13, 54/2-13, 60/6-8 Subiaco Oval 60/16 Transportation corridors 59/8 PETRIE, Blair 25/9, 33/9 45 PGE-Por Issues/Contents

PGE rail station (North Vancouver) 50/16, 51/12 Phase 2 Consultants 59/19 Philadelphia, PA 71/13-15 PHILIPS, Jeff 9/1, 15/5, 42/11 PHILLIPS, Art (Mayor of Vancouver) 73/5-7 Phoenix, AZ 19/1-5, 20/4-11, 27/10, 80/8-10 Mountain preserves 80/9 Photography 79/17-21, 92/1-20 Pinellas Trail 94/20 PINSKER, Paul 42/12, 46/15, 69/23, 87/12 PIPER, Cindy Chan 29/8, 46/16 68/5-6 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette "Cool Canada" 5/4 Plan Canada 4/1 Planetizen 20/11, 99/23 Planning Transportation Planning 1/2 Future of 1/2 Planning Magazine 99/42 PLATER-ZYBECK, Elizabeth 66/15 Plaza of Nations 64/10 Poag & McEwen 63/2 POOLE, Jack 16/7 Population statistics 18/4-5 PORT, Betti 15/10, 75/24 41/1, 3; 68/6 (See also Gateway Project) Port Moody, City of 63/8-16 Newport Village 63/8-16, 78/11 Port of Vancouver 49/5 PORTER, Mary Jo 30/2-5, 31/12, 67/22 Portland, Oregon 57/16, 88/22, 90/1-27, 94/30 Aerial tram 90/2, 6-8 Bicycling 99/2-24 Downtown Plan 57/16 Jamison Square 90/21-22 Map 72/20-21 Park Blocks 90/12-13 Pearl District 73/20-21, 90/2, 16-26 Streetcar 90/2, 4, 7-8, 13, 27 Tanner Springs 90/21, 23-25 Transit mall 58/5 West End 90/2, 12-15 Portland Ground 79/17 Portland State University 90/8, 13 Planning students tour 25/1-3 Portland Style 90/26 46 Pow-Pub Issues/Contents

Powell's Books 90/13, 17 PRICE, Gordon 37/1-2 Articles quoting 1/1, 82/24 Articles written by 7/2-3, 37/4, 57/18 Photographs, aerial 90/28-37 Presentations by 18/9 "Price Tags", most popular 81/21 Pride Parade 39/2, 5; 40/1-12 Primate cities 71/19 PRITCHARD, Dave 33/6, 73/31 PRITCHARD, Mayor W.A. 43/11 Prius, Toyota 65/11 Project 200 20/12, 70/14 Project for Public Spaces 34/10, 52/17 PROJEKTOWA, Pracownia 67/22 Prostitution 2/4 Downtown South 2/5 PROTZEN, Jean-Pierre 50/3 Province, The Travis Bangham 10/5 PRZYBLYSKI, Jeannene 11/3-4 Public art (See also "Vancouver Sculpture Biennale" for additional works) 6/4, 14/8-9, 15/10, 23/5, 28/4, 55/2, 5, 60/15, 67/17, 75/31, 93/39 "Balloon Caught" 77/23-24 Banners 32/8 Barbara Cole tour 77/1-21 "Beckoning Sistern" 84/1, 4-6 Biennale (See "Vancouver Sculpture Biennale") "Brush with Illumination" 77/12 Chalk art 75/24, 76/17-18 “Cloud Gate” (The Bean) 89/15-18 Crown Fountain 89/21-24 "Coopers Mews" 77/5-7 "Ghinlon / Transcope" 81/14 Hayes Green 81/13 Inukshuk 66/9 "Khenko" 28/1-4, 30/12, 87/14 "Light Column" 77/1, 22 "Lightshed" 64/7, 77/19-20 "Lookout" 77/8 Olympic Sculture Park, Seattle 84/10-13 "Red Horizontal" 77/13 Registry, City of Vancouver Public Art 77/25 "Scopes of Sight" 77/16-17, 25, 28 Sculpture (See also "Vancouver Sculpture Biennale") "Semaphores" 77/21 "Sliding Edge" 77/18 "Streetlight" 77/9-10 "Welcome to the Land of Light" 77/11 47 Pub-Ric Issues/Contents

Public Dreams Society 38/2, 5 Public washrooms 76/19 Pudong, Shanghai 27/2, 30/14 PUIL, George 40/11 Pumping station, saltwater 87/16 PUNTER, John 5/1, 69/17 PURDY, Doug 6/1, 75/28 PWL Partnership 9/1, 88/21

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Qatar 98/32 Quality of Life Report 2003 9/6 QUAYLE, Moira 29/5, 37/2 Qube 18/2-3 Queen Anne Garden Apartments 92/24 Queen Elizabeth Theatre 68/2, 70/16, 82/11 Queen Street Mall 52/14 Queensland Regional Plan, Southeast 91/14-16 Queensland University of Technology 52/15

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RAFII, Foad 76/13 Rafii Architects 88/13 Rain screen 88/19 RAMSEY, Stu 66/22 RANSFORD, Bob 37/2, 69/15-16 RAO, Damon 93/25 Rapid transit 24/8-9 RAV (Richmond-Airport-Vancouver) 12/3, 57/5-6, 58/8, 64/14- 16, 73/8 (See also "Canada Line") Real-estate products 94/12, 99/41 "Recommended Practice for Subdivision Streets" 94/10 REES, Bill 57/22 REES, Stephen 44/8-11, 52/23 "Reflections" 80/14-15 REGISTER, Richard 69/16 REID, Bill 86/13-14 REIMER, Andrea 51/3 RENNIE, Bob 26/2, 10; 63/18, 83/7, 9 Rents 9/2 Rhone and Iredale 18/3 RICE, Geoff 33/5 "Richard Henriquez" 85/29 RICHARDS, Ginnie 75/30 48 Ric-Sal Issues/Contents

RICHINGS, Ron 99/25 Richmond, B.C. 30/12, 43/1-8, 98/8 Williams Road 44/8-11 Richmond Night Market 43/7 RIDDLE, Horst 50/3 RIGBY, Dick 69/16 Rincon Hill (San Francisco) 15/2 Road engineering 84/8-9, 96/16, 97/5-6 Roadsworth 84/19 ROBINS, A.A. 74/27 ROBINSON, David 14/7 ROBINSON, Mary 59/18 10/2, 82/11, 87/5 Robson Street 63/21, 74/24-25, 78/16, 87/8, 24, 88/21, 25; 92/18-20 ROCHON, Lisa 5/1 ROCK, Clive 31/9 Rock Creek 95/20 Rocky Mountaineer 52/22 ROGERS, Jonathon 43/11 ROSITCH, Bryce 32/10 Rostich Hemphill 26/14 Rotary Club 37/7 ROUSSEL, James 5/5 ROWE, Claudia 30/15 Royal Architecture Institute of Canada 71/2, 92/21 Royal Engineers 67/4 Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology 56/17 RYAN, Joan 30/13 RYBCZYNSKI, Witold 60/14

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SACRAMENTO, California 58/13 SAFDIE, Moshe 35/6, 61/11-17 Safe-injection site 2/4, 26/11 Safeway 90/14-15, 92/19-20 St. Andrew's Korean Catholic Church 87/5 St. Paul, MN 79/1-13 St. Paul Riverfront Corporation 79/6-9, 13 St. Petersburg, FL 94/27-35 St. Petersburg Pier 94/28-29 Salient Group 67/18 Salmon Arm, B.C. 70/1-11, 96/28 Salt Lake City, Utah 61/1-17, 90/37 City and County Building 61/7, 14 Eagle Gate 61/1 LDS Conference Center 61/8-10 49 Sal-Sea Issues/Contents

Salt Lake City, Utah (continued) Library 61/11-17 Temple Square 61/7-9 ZCMI mall 65/18, 67/19 Salvador Dali Museum 94/32 San Diego, CA 48/2-3, 71/13, 76/14-15 San Francisco 81/1-16, 22; Comparison with Vancouver 1/1, 7/5-6, 11/4, 18/7-8 Civic Center 82/10 Density Calculator 27/8 Freeways 81/2-4, 84/16 Golden Gate Park Concourse 81/22 Gordon Price quoted 1/1 Hayes Green 81/10-13 Homelessness 15/3 Housing 7/5-6, 84/17 Octavia Boulevard 81/5-18, 84/16-17 Rincon Hill 7/5, 15/2 TransBay Terminal 7/6, 80/17 San Francisco Bay Area 80/12 San Francisco Business Times 7/5-6 San Francisco Chronicle 15/2, 30/13, 88/11 Sanctuary Cove 50/5-8, 10 SANDERCOCK, Leonie 69/16 Sandpiper, The 31/7 Sands Hotel 71/4-5, 24 Santa Cruz County 37/4 Santa Monica, CA 89/3, 9 SARGENT, Deborah 29/8 Save Our Suburbs 56/11 SAWHNEY, Gabe 5/5 SCARP (School of Community and Regional Planning, UBC) 67/2 SCHALLER, Marcus 86/18 SCHESKE, Mike 41/14 Schools 47/2-3, 48/12-13 Science World 64/12 Scissor stairs 7/5 SCOTT, Brian 57/16, 58/4-5 SCOTT, Simon 32/8 Sculpture (See "Vancouver Sculpture Biennale") Sculpure Park (See "Olympic Sculpture Park") Sea-level rise 91/9-10 Sea-to-Sky Highway 52/23 Seabus 49/12, 51/11-12, 52/23, 58/10-11 Seaside, Florida 66/15 Seaside Bike Route (See under "Bikeways") Seattle 84/1-13 Art Museum 84/11 Belltown 84/3-13 50 Sea-Sil Issues/Contents

Seattle (continued) Center City Plan 75/18-23 City Hall 84/27 Comparison with Vancouver 7/2-3, 12/1, 15/1, 57/18 Height of buildings 57/17-18 Housing 7/4, 18/11 Library 29/10-11, 30/1-6, 31/12, 35/1-6 Map 72/20 Myrtle Edwards Park 84/11 Olympic Sculpture Park 84/10-13 P-Patch 84/6-7 Sustainability 84/1-13 Transit 12/2, 10-13; 72/16 Vine Street 84/3-7 Seattle Bus Monster 72/16 Seattle Pedestrian Advisory Board 69/13 Seattle Post-Intelligencer 57/18, 75/20, 22-23 Seattle Times 57/17, 75/20 Seattle University 85/3 Seattle Weekly 9/3, 75/19-20 Seawall 4/2, 32/11, 45/1-9, 46/15, 64/3-16 Design standards 21/12 Secondary suites 26/4, 14 "Secret Gardens: Vancouver's Hidden Rooftops" 85/30 Seminole, FL 94/5-15 Semmons and Simpson (architects) 35/6 Seoul, South Korea 84/23-24 Sequoia Restaurant 28/7-9 Sex trade 2/5 Seymour-Capilano Filtration Plant 73/10-11 Seymour Trailway 42/1-8, 43/15 SF Weekly 9/3, 18/7, 48/2-3 Shanghai, China 30/14, 81/19, 91/24 Shannon and Luchs 95/19 SHARP, Randy 29/8 Sharp & Diamond 63/11 66/5, 77/22 SHEARING, Norm 66/16 Shenzhen, China 84/23-24 SHIM, Brigitte 4/2 Shopping centre 97/6, 10, 12, 17; 99/43 "Shops at Saddle Creek" 63/2 Showcase Program 69/23 SHOUP, Donald 67/24 SHRUM, Gordon 10/2 SHUBERT, Howard 85/29 Sightline Institute 88/35 Silver Shopping Center 97/6, 11, 17 51 Sil-Spi Issues/Contents

Silver Spring, MD 95/7, 97/3-27, 99/33 Silver Spring Court House 97/21 Silver Spring Green Trail 97/20 Silver Spring Innovation Center 97/21 Silver Valley 46/7 SIMPSON, Buster 77/12, 84/4 SIMPSON, Shane 31/11 Simon Fraser University 26/4, 43/10, 14; 84/15 Community Trust 65/3 Surrey 57/19, 23; UniverCity (See "UniverCity") Skate Plaza 47/4-10, 48/10 Skateboarding 6/5, 47/4-10, 48/10 Skylines 84/22-24 SkyTrain 39/4, 45/11, 57/8, 12; 58/7-8, 12; 65/14, 66/22 Burrard station 92/17 Millennium Line 64/14, 65/10 Slate 60/14, 64/26 Smart Growth B.C. 31/11 SMEDLEY, Geoffrey 85/29 Smith House 69/18 SMITH, Charlie 9/3 SMITH. Joseph 61/2 SMITH, Matt 18/7, 48/2-3 Smithsonian Magazine 24/4 Smoking 30/9 SNELLING, Brad 53/16, 56/20 Social equity 98/29 Sopot, Poland 67/22 South Fraser Perimeter Road 41/10, 12; 75/13 South Granville 64/22-26 South Waterfront (See under "Portland") Southbank Melbourne 93/23-28 Southeast False Creek (See "False Creek") Southeast Queensland Regional Plan 91/14-16, 26 Southern Cross Station 52/16, 93/8 SOUTHWORTH and BEN-JOSEPH 94/10 SpaceAgency 67/17, 77/23 Spacing 84/19 Spacingwire 84/19-20 SPAXMAN, Ray 9/7, 11/6, 16/4-5, 69/20, 98/18 Seattle plans 75/18 Specifications, how they live forever 12/6-13 SPEER, Robert 82/3, 17 Spencer Street Station 52/16, 93/8 (See also Southern Cross Station) Spirit of 2010 Trail 45/12 Spirit Square Program 96/25 52 Spr-Str Issues/Contents

SPRAGUE, Frank 60/2 Sprawl 27/7, 72/21, 79/4, 80/8- 16, 82/24, 85/13-20, 89/2, 94/5-18, 33-35; 96/2-18 SPROULL, Anne 27/12 SPUR (San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association) 3/1 Tour of Vancouver 11/1-6 Squamish, B.C. 52/23 South East False Creek 26/12-13 Squamish Nation 63/3, 7 STADLER, Matthew 94/13 STALIN, Joseph 64/17, 19 Stanley Park 11/5-6, 28/5-6, 79/21 Cob Demonstration Building 47/11-12 Community Garden 59/17 Heronry 63/17-18, 72/22 Ferguson Point 82/26 Lost Lagoon 25/6-7, 49/13, 53/19, 85/24 Salmon stream 45/6 Sequoia (ex-Teahouse) Restaurant 28/7-9 Seawall 4/2, 32/11, 45/1-9, 46/15, 82/25 Stone Balancer 28/10, 45/8 Third Beach 82/26 Totem poles 31/1-3 Stanley Park Ecology Society 28/6, 47/11 Stanley Theatre 64/22-26 Starbucks 53/13, 62/9 State of Fear 59/15 STEINBRUECK, Peter 75/19-23 STEPHENSON, George 68/21 Stevenson & Associates 37/7, 88/18 STEVENSON, Tim 33/9 Stone Balancer 28/10 STONEHOUSE, Rick 32/5 STOREY, Alan 77/6 Stormwater management 84/4-6, 9 STOVELL, Jon 26/8 STRAATSMA, Ray 2/2, 29/8 Strathcona, Vancouver 67/12, 26 Streetcar 12/3, 51/12, 57/5, 22; 58/9, 60/2-6 Perth 60/2-6 Portland 90/2, 4, 7-8, 13, 27 Streetcar neighbourhoods 54/3, 57/22, 60/3, 72/2, 88/25, 90/13-14, 95/9-28, 99/33 53 Str-Syd Issues/Contents

Streetcar neighbourhoods (continued) Vancouver 60/2-6, 64/15, 88/23-25, 90/27 Washington, D.C. 95/9, 99/33 Streetcar villages 60/3-4, 63/2, 64/22-26, 88/25, 90/14, 92/19-20, 99/37 Cleveland Park 95/10-19 Clarendon 99/30-41 Columbia Heights 95/20-28 Strip development 94/4-13, 96/2-18 "Stuck in Traffic" 41/4 Subdivision standards 94/10 Subiaco (Perth) 52/13, 54/2-13, 60/6 Subiaco Redevelopment Authority 53/14, 54/4, 12 Subiaco Centro and Square 54/5-9, 12; 60/6 Subprime mortgages 98/28 Suburban growth 80/8-18, 95/2-3, 97/14, 99/28-41 Subways 24/8 SUCHER, David 12/13, 30/6, 31/12 SULLIVAN, Sam (Mayor of Vancouver) 69/1-11, 83/18, 88/35 Sun Run 27/13, 84/25-26 Sunset Books 92/20 Supermarkets (See "Grocery stores") Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast 91/3, 5-7, 16-18, 23 Surrey 57/19, 78/3-5, 79/14-15 Campbell Heights 78/4 Central City 57/19, 23 Cycling Initiative 99/24 Grandview Heights 78/4 Surveying (See also Gunter's chain) 61/2-6, 67/4-7, 94/10, 95/11 Sustainability 35/7-10, 41/9, 65/6, 67/23, 73/26-27, 79/14- 15, 88/20, 96/26; 98/28, 99/17 Four pillars 84/2 Portland 90/23-26 Seattle 84/1-13 Sustainable development 98/32-35 SUTHERLAND, Jim 2/3 SUVs 29/1-4, 30/13 Sydney, Australia 10/4, 20/4-6, 27/10, 30/9, 52/9, 60/15, 70/12-13 Architecture 73/24 Apartment prices 30/10-11 Cahill Expressway 57/7 Campaign for Sydney 70/13 Circular Quay 57/1, 7-13; 58/10 Martin Place Mall 55/12-13 54 Syd-Tor Issues/Contents

Sydney, Australia (continued) Opera House 57/9-10 Paddington 52/9 Pitt Street Mall 55/14 Public art 60/15 Rocks, The 57/10 Sydney Morning Herald 70/13, 73/24 Sylvia Hotel 73/32, 74/1-10, 75/30 - T -

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Toronto (continued) Pugly Awards 65/17 Skyline 84/22 Spacing 84/19 Streetcars 57/22 West Don Lands 71/16-17 Toronto- 16/3 Toronto Star 72/23 Toronto Waterfront Revitalization Corp. 71/16 TOWN, Marion 31/11 Trade and Exhibition Centre, Vancouver 92/13-15 Traffic modeling 72/19 Traffic calming 68/19-20, 99/13 Octavia Boulevard 81/1-18 Traffic signals and signage 25/1-3, 30/8, 52/18-20 Trails 75/17 Delta 34/9, 75/1-16 Grouse Grind 41/13-18 Hastings Creek 44/12-18 Heights, The 43/10-14 Joe's 43/14 Pinellas (Tampa) 94/20 Seawall 45/1-9, 46/15, 64/3-16 Seymour Trailway 42/1-8, 43/15 Silver Spring 97/20 South Platte River 82/12-19 Spirit of 2010 45/12 Trans-Canada 36/11, 43/10 Trams, Melbourne 93/4-12 Trans-Canada Highway 1 41/10, 12; 96/6 (See also Gateway Project) Trans-Canada Trail 36/11, 43/10 Transit 42/12, 43/15, 44/2-3, 14; 45/10, 45/11, 3-14, 55/6, 57/5-6, 7-12; 58/7-8 64/13-16, 65/12, 72/16, 89/9, 12 Abu Dhabi 98/24 Denver 82/19 Melbourne 56/2-11 Perth 60/2-6 Sydney 57/7-12 Tampa 94/17-19 Washington, D.C. 95/3-10 Transit-oriented development 89/12, 97/13, 99/33 TransLink 41/4, 43/15, 44/2, 45/10- 11, 52/23, 65/10, 73/12- 16, 31 Consultation process 2/1 New Urban News 13/2 56 Tra-Urb Issues/Contents

TransLink (continued) Trolleys 73/12-14 TransPerth 54/4-5 "Transportation Planning Handbook" 94/10, 97/6 Trees 19/12-13, 31/13, 32/10, 33/11, 44/11, 66/8 Akebono cherries 92/17 TREGEBOV, Alan 77/9 TREIBER, Martin 72/19 Triangle West 31/4-6, 74/13, 78/17 Bute and Cordova 88/23-33 Triggiano's 69/5 Trinity River Plan 35/12-15, 36/11 Triple Convergence Principle 41/4, 42/10 Trolley buses 46/13-14, 73/12-14, Trolleys 94/18, 22 TSANG, Henry 77/11 Tudor City 80/3 TUMLIN, Jeff 98/18 TURNER, George 67/4, 7, 16 TURNER, Ike and Tina 62/18 Tyee, The 28/10

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UCC Group 37/7 Umberto's 67/12 United Arab Emirates 98/3-4 UniverCity 43/14, 65/1-11, 66/22 Cornerstone 65/8-11 Eyes in Motion 65/9 Highlands 65/4 New York Times article 84/15 SFU Microcomputer 65/9 University of British Columbia Architecture faculty 73/4 Downtown Architecture Gallery 67/25 University of Melbourne 93/10 University of Michigan 99/27 University of Queensland 93/38 UNWIN, Raymond 94/10 U-Pass 44/3, 45/10, 65/10, 66/22 Upper Landing, St. Paul 79/11 Urban brainteasers 10/6 Urban design 15/4, 55/2, 5, 16; 56/13, 19-20; 60/10-13, 67/7 63/5-7, 22, 76/14-15, 83/13; 96/16; 99/28-28 Alberni-Georgia 92/8 57 Urb-Van Issues/Contents

Urban design (continued) Gold Coast 91/16-18 Montreal 87/1-24 Silver Spring 97/13-23 Washington 95/11, 23 Urban Design Associates 71/16 Urban Design Panel 16/5-6 Urban Development Institute 26/2, 4; 83/2, 13, 20 Urban Fare 31/6, 88/29 Urban growth 15/6, 15/8, 80/1-18, 91/14-16, Melbourne 93/2-3, 12-13, 18-19 Urban Land Institute 65/18 Urban Planning Council, Abu Dhabi 98/15, 20 Urban renewal 97/13 Urban Solutions Foundation 98/2 Urban Transportation Showcase 67/9 Urban Vancouver blog 37/11 Urbanarium Society 85/30 Urbanity 97/14, 99/28-41 Urbano 53/14-15 UrbanPhoto 79/18

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Van Eslander, T. 67/13-14 Vancouver, B.C. Aerial 90/29-30 Affordability (See "Housing, Cost of") Architecture 32/9, 62/16-20, 63/22, 69/18, 73/26-27, 76/10, 80/17-18, 92/11 As it might have been 10/1, 16/1-9, 68/2-3 Asian influence 43/1-8 Bicycle maps 65/19, 99/12 Bicycling (See "Bikeways" and "Bicycling") Car use in 44/2-3, 65/12-15, 99/13 Central Broadway 83/14 Central Business District 26/6, 83/14 Children in 80/18 Chinatown 56/21 Commercial Drive 56/5, 60/5, 72/1-13, 73/29-30 Comparisons with Abu Dhabi 98/27-29 Comparisons with Austin 76/12-13 Comparisons with Eugene 82/24 Comparisons with Montreal 87/1-24 Comparisons with New York 76/10 Comparisons with Perth 57/22, 60/2-7 58 Van-Van Issues/Contents

Vancouver, B.C. (continued) Comparisons with Portland 72/21, 90/1-27 Comparisons with St. Petersburg 94/31 Comparisons with San Diego 48/2-3, 76/14-15 Comparisons with San Francisco 1/1, 7/5-6, 11/4, 18/7-8, 80/17 Comparisons with Seattle 7/2, 57/18, 69/13-14, 75/19-23 Comparisons with Toronto 1/1, 72/23 Convention Centre 54/15-16, 57/5 Cordova Street/Waterfront Station 57/3-6 Cost of Living 2/3, 64/24-25, 71/22 Crime 64/25, 73/29-30 Development regulatory system 69/16, 19; 83/12 Downtown development 68/18 Drug trade 10/5 Heritage 2/1, 7/7-8, 26/8, 27/9, 32/1-5, 72/8-9, 76/21, 83/21 Housing, cost of 73/28, 83/21, 98/28 (See also "Housing") Gardens 85/30 Golden Triangle 31/4-6 Granville Street and Mall 44/2-7, 45/11, 55/16 Library 35/6 "Living First" 26/2, 84/18 Metrocore 26/14-15, 83/14 Metropole 83/14 Modernism 50/2 'No Fun Vancouver' 25/11-14, 27/12, 63/21 Panaromas of (1978-2002) 2/1, 12/5 Park Board (See "Park Board, Vancouver") 21/1-13, 22/1-11, 23/1-8 (See also Parks) Population 18/4, 78/2 Public Art Program (See "Public Art") Rapid transit 24/9 "Shift East" 26/2-16 Sprawl 27/7, 91/13-14 Street construction on East 12th Avenue 73/17 Streetcars 60/2-6, 10-13 Tallest buildings 84/24 "That's Vancouver" 25/10 Traffic 20/4-11, 44/2-3 Unrealized Vancouver 68/2-3, 70/14, 16 Vacancy rates 9/2 Victoria Drive 56/21 Walkability 74/24-25 Wards 6/1-2 Waterfront Station 57/3-6, 8 West End (See West End) 59 Van-Van Issues/Contents

Vancouver, B.C., Stories About "A Walk in Stanley Park" 11/5-6 "An Anatomy of Civic Ambition in Vancouver“ 69/16 BC Business 10/4 "Creative Class War" 18/10 "Filling in Neighbourhoods: 24/5 "Forth Worth: the Vancouver of the South" 35/12-15 "Healthy by Design" 74/24-25 "No Kids on the Block" 73/19 "Sex, Planning and Rock and Roll" 11/3-4 "Spurring Urban Growth in Vancouver..." 80/18 "Trying to Build the Grand Central of the West" 80/17 "Vancouver - healthy, happy and high density" 84/18 "Vancouver Rising" 10/3 "Vaunted Vancouver" 24/4 "Vancouver Achievement, The" 5/1, 3; 13/6, 69/17 Vancouver Agreement 83/20 Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition 33/6, 99/9 82/11, 83/6, 87/5 Vancouver Board of Trade 7/8, 8/3 Vancouver Centre (Scotia Tower) 8/4 Vancouver City Planning Commission 37/2, 54/14, 67/19 21 Places 54/14, 57/2-6, 66/11 Vancouver Convention Centre (See Convention Centre) Vancouver Courier 25/12 Vancouver East Cultural Centre 98/2 Vancouver Film Centre 37/10 Vancouver Heritage Foundation 32/1-5, 72/8 Vancouver Housing Market Blog 71/20, 73/28 Vancouver International Airport (See YVR) Vancouver Park Board (See "Park Board, Vancouver") Vancouver Public Library 35/6, 76/20, 82/11 Vancouver Sculpture Biennale 76/22, 77/26-27, 86/1-32 "217.5 Arc x 13" 86/16-17 "3 Arcs x 5" 86/12, 17 "Bear Mother" 86/14 "Composer" 86/25-26 "Curilinearity" 86/9 "Device to Root Out Evil" 86/2, 5-6, 30 "Dogfish Woman" 86/13-14 "Echoes" 86/15 "Engagement Rings" 86/21-22 "Figure in Circle" 86/18 "Jaguar" 86/1, 27; 92/1 "Kini's Playground" 86/31, 92/10 Missing pieces 86/32 "Portal" 86/19-20 60 Van-Wal Issues/Contents

Vancouver Sculpture Biennale (continued) "Realm of Passion" 86/10 "Santa Monica III-B" 86/23-24 "Skyward Oaks" 86/11 "Tai-Chi - Single Whip" 86/28 Vancouver Skate Park Coalition 47/9 Vancouver Style (See also "Vancouverism") 7/2-3, 5; 11/2, 13/4-5, 57/18, 64/3, 90/3, 5-6, 9- 10, 15; 94/31 Vancouver Sun 75/15 "Meet the Space Gang" 9/4 Vancouver Trade and Exhibition Centre 92/13-15 "Vancouver Walks" 2/1 Vancouver, Washington 7/4 Vancouverism (See also “Vancouver Style”) 3/1, 64/1-3, 8-9; 76/10- 11, 80/17 Van-housing Blogspot 83/21 "Vanishing British Columbia" 64/27-28 Vassar College 73/18 VEERMAN, J. 8/2-4, 10/1 Velib 99/8 VENET, Bernar 86/12, 16-17 Versatile Shipyards 49/3-6 VIA, Magazine of California Automobile Association 10/3 Victoria, B.C. 20/3 Sprawl 27/7 Victoria Transport Policy Institute 37/4 Victory Square 83/7 Vienna 99/8 "View from '56" 1/2, 4/2 Views 74/8-9, 85/25, 92/8 Via Architects Lecture 32/6 Villa Karma 85/26 "Village at Park Royal" (See Park Royal) Vision statement 79/1-3 Volleyball 74/15 VON MANDL, Anthony 85/3 VULLIAMY, Mark 48/10

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WAI, Joe 69/12 Waikiki, Hawaii 80/2 WAINBORN, George 9/1, 21/13 "Walk the Burrard Loop" 43/10, 44/13-15 Walkable Edmonton 63/19 'Walkable Urban' 99/28-30, 33-41 61 Wal-Wes Issues/Contents

Walkability 93/3, 20-22; 94/21, 34; 95/18; 96/10-12, 96/28, 98/24, 99/36 WALKER, Jarrett 3/1, 36/11, 63/22 Walk-up apartment buildings 74/10-13 Walkscore 95/18 Wall Street Journal 72/19 Wal-Mart 70/9, 74/18, 96/18 Walter Hardwick Place 73/8-9 WANG, Po Shu 81/14 Washington, D.C. 95/1-29, 97/4, 28; 99/26- 29 14th Street 95/21-23 Adams Morgan 99/37 Clarendon 99/30-41 Cleveland Park 95/7-8 Columbia Heights 95/7 Connecticut Avenue 95/12 U Street 95/21 Washington Mall 82/3-4 Washington Metro 95/4-8, 10, 17, 21, 27-28; 97/2, 11, 13, 26; 99/29- 32, 36, 42 Purple Line 97/26 Waterfront development 67/20-21, 71/14-18, 80/1-16 Waterfront Station 57/3-6, 8; 58/7-9, 12; 73/8 WATERHOUSE-HAYWARD, Alex 85/30 Watermark Restaurant 74/26-29, 75/28 Watershed 84/9 WEBSTER, Peter 2/4 Weekend Australian 30/10 WELCH, Liz 37/14 WELMAN, Mairi 73/29-30 WENSLEY, Jim 70/16 West Coast Express 48/16 West End (Portland) (See under "Portland") West End (Vancouver) 80/2, 7; 87/22, 25; 89/10 Architecture 62/17-18, 71/2-5, 74/1- 13, 75/30, 76/1-9, 85/23- 29, 91/7, 92/5-8, 19, 21- 25 City of Liverpool 61/5-6 Denman Street 60/10-13, 78/15, 92/19- 20 Landscape 31/13, 32/10, 33/13, 51/3 Lanes 67/1-16, 68/19-21 Miniparks 33/13 Photos 24/10, 31/13, 51/1, 13 62 Wes-Won Issues/Contents

West End, Vancouver (continued) Rate of change 74/13, 92/23 Rezoning 74/13, 92/23 Robson Street 78/16, 92/19-20 Streetcar lines 60/10-11, 13 Survey 61/6 Vacancies 7/6, 9/2, 92/23-24 West of Denman 78/14, 92/5-8 West End Residents Association (WERA) 68/19-20 West Hollywood, CA 89/3, 9-10 West Los Angeles (See "Los Angeles") , Children in 51/7-8 West Vancouver, District of 36/1-11, 13; 50/11-13, 62/19, 63/3, 5, 15; Ambleside 36/5-8, 11; 37/12-14, 63/7 Bikeways 33/1-2, 36/11, 37/13 Caulfeild 37/14 Dundarave 36/9-10, 37/12,14; 50/3 Festivals 39/1-7, 40/1-12 Museum 75/5 Paterson Plan (1958) 36/5 Pink Palace 62/19 Radcliffe Avenue 36/2-4 Westbank, B.C. 85/13-20, 96/4, 17 Westcoast Transmission Building 18/3 Westgate House, Newcastle 75/26-27 WESTNEAT, Danny 57/17 Wetlands 70/6-11, 91/8-9 Wheaton Plaza 97/10 Whistler, B.C. 28/4, 50/5, 51/12, 52/13, 22-23; 63/10 WHISTLER, John 33/4 Whitby Estates (West Vancouver) 50/12-13 White flight 95/21 White Rock 56/5, 78/1-11, 19; 79/16 White Rock Town Centre 78/6-11, 79/16 WHITELAW, Elizabeth 80/19 Whole Foods 63/2, 97/14 Wildlife refuges 80/11, 13, 15 WILKES, Charles 'Sandy' 99/42 Willamette Greenway 90/11 Willamette Week 9/3 William R. Bennett Bridge 96/17 Wind Swimmer 28/4 Windsor Greenway 19/12 Wine country 96/24 Winter Solstice Lantern Procession 53/17-18 WOLF, Michael 57/14-15 WONG, Darren 63/20 63 Won-Zon Issues/Contents

WONG, Milton 34/4 WONG, Peter 34/4 WONG, Sonny 34/4 WOODS, C.E. 67/4 Woods & Turner 67/4 WOODSWORTH, Ellen 30/8 Woodward's 26/10-11, 83/8, 88/7 WOOLSON, Constance Fenimore 94/2 Woolworth's 54/7 Works Yard, City of Vancouver 74/15-17 World Urban Forum 68/10 World's Columbian Exposition 82/2, 10 Wosk Centre for Dialogue 59/18 WUSCHKE, Ken 10/6 WYATT, Greg 20/6-11

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Yaletown 19/8-10, 49/11, 69/2-3, 12; 83/8, 24; 87/9, 88/14 Yaohan Centre 43/6 Yarra Plan 93/25 Yarra River 93/23-28 Yarra Trams 93/11 Yellowhead Highway 96/6 YEOMANS, Greg 31/9 YMCA 83/11 YOUNG, Brigham 61/2, 19 YU, Henry 56/21 YVR (Vancouver International Airport) 30/12, 58/8

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Zillow 84/17 Zimmer Gunsul Frasca 61/8, 95/23 Zoning, Discretionary 69/19-20 Zoning controls 95/11-12 Zoning overlays 99/29

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