You can’t go home again…
Despite this warning, I’m throwing all caution to the wind and going home to Toronto. As my contract at the...
Despite this warning, I’m throwing all caution to the wind and going home to Toronto. As my contract at the...
I started working on the iTOD project at the University of Amsterdam in July 2012. Our goal was to find...
Planning transportation and land use at a regional level is something that very few urban areas have done well. It’s...
I’m live blogging today from an international seminar organized by GO-SPOOR, a community of research and practice that brings together...
In the Urban Planning group at the University of Amsterdam (UVA in Dutch), it’s become a tradition to end the school...
Koninginnedag (Queen’s Day) is one of the biggest holidays of the year in The Netherlands. The Queen often honours citizens for exceptional service to...
Those of you following my blog have seen some of my recent writing about Dutch culture, as I navigate the...
In an earlier post, I described an informal exchange between the transportation planning researchers at the Universities of Amsterdam and...
Researchers are often accused of working in “ivory towers” separated from the real world. Perhaps planning suffers less from this...
Sinterklaas arrived in Amsterdam today, November 18th–not coincidentally, the same day as the Santa Claus Parade in many Canadian cities....