Ever wonder why Toronto and the GTA are planned the way they are? You may be interested in a panel discussion tonight at the Gladstone Hotel:
John Sewell’s new book The Shape of the Suburbs: Understanding Toronto’s Sprawl provides the jumping off point for a panel discussion on how the suburbs developed as they did and where we might go from here.
Where: The Gladstone Hotel (Queen & Gladstone, accessed via 501 Queen and 29 Dufferin or whatever your favourite form of transport might be).
When: Tuesday, April 21. Doors open at 7, panel discussion begins at 7:30.
Cost: $5, or free if you buy the book.
Who: John Sewell (moderator), Mayor Rob Burton (Oakville), Deputy Mayor Jack Heath (Markham), Mayor Steve Parrish (Ajax), Kim Storey (architect, urban designer, partner in Brown & Storey Architects)
This event is part of Pages Books’ This Is Not A Reading Series.
Labels: events, infrastructure
