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DAVID L. A. GORDON

EDUCATION

1994 Doctor of Design, (D.Des.), Harvard University

1984 Master of Business Administration, with distinction (M.B.A.), Harvard

1983 Graduate studies in urban design and public policy, Harvard University

1979 Master of Urban and Regional Planning, (M.Pl.), Queen's University

1976 Bachelor of Science, (Honours, Civil Engineering) (B.Sc.), Queen's University

PROFESSIONAL REGISTRATION / MEMBERSHIP

1978- American Planning Association

1994- American Institute of Certified Planners, AICP

1982- Association of Professional Engineers of Ontario, P. Eng.

1981- Canadian Institute of Planners, MCIP (1981); FCIP (2014)

1986- Ontario Professional Planners Institute, Registered Professional Planner

1991- Urban Land Institute

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

2019- Visiting Scholar, Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism, MIT

2019 Visiting Senior Scholar, Taubman Center for State and Local Government, Harvard

2019 Visiting Professor, Community Planning Program, Vancouver Island University

2015- Professor, Department of Geography and Planning, Queen’s University

2008-18 Director, Acting Director, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Queen's University

2017 Visiting Professor, School of Planning, McGill University.

2015 International Distinguished Visiting Fellow, University of Western Australia

2008-15 Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Queen's University

2001-2 Visiting Associate Professor of City Planning & Fulbright Senior Scholar, University

of Pennsylvania School of Design

2000-8 Associate Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Queen's University

2000 Visiting Professor, University of Latvia, Riga

1994-2000 Assistant Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Queen's University

1992-94 Instructor & Teaching Fellow, Harvard GSD & Kennedy School of Government

1989-93 Adjunct Associate Professor, Dept. of Architecture, University of Toronto

1978-90 Lecturer, School of Urban Planning, Ryerson University, 1978-79, 1988-90

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

1994- David Gordon Consultants, Principal

1988-94 The Kirkland Partnership Inc., Director of Planning & Development, Associate

1984-88 Harbourfront Corporation, Project Manager and Development Coordinator

1983 Cadillac Fairview Corporation, Assistant to the Director of Planning and

Development

1979-82 Marshall Macklin Monaghan Limited, Project Planner

1978 City of Kingston Planning Department, Planner

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AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS

2019 Council for Canadian Urbanism, Builder Award

2015 International Distinguished Visiting Fellowship, Institute for Advanced Studies,

University of Western Australia

2014 Fellow, Canadian Institute of Planners

2014 Canadian Institute of Planners, Award for Planning Excellence for Planning Canadian

Communities (with Gerald Hodge)

2008 Ontario Professional Planners Institute, Member Service Award

2001-2 Fulbright Senior Fellowship, based at University of Pennsylvania.

1994 Ontario Ministry of Housing, Seaton Design Competition, second prize (with Dunker

Assoc. and Jan Gehl)

1992 Canadian Institute of Planners, National Award of Distinction, Don River (with Hough

Stansbury Woodland)

1991-94 C.M.H.C. Doctoral Fellowship, Harvard Graduate School of Design

1991-93 Harvard Graduate School of Design Doctoral Fellowship

1991 Canadian Institute of Planners, National Award of Distinction, Ataratiri (with City of

Toronto)

1990 Ontario Professional Planners Institute Award with City of Toronto

1982-84 Dean's List, Harvard Business School

1982-84 C.M.H.C. Scholarship, Harvard Business School

1977 Tricolor Award, Queen's University, (outstanding contribution to the University)

1976 H. G. Conn Award, Queen’s University, (outstanding contribution to the Faculty)

PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS

Lifetime summary (count) according to the following categories:

Books authored or co-authored ..................................................................................5

Books and monographs edited (2 books; 3 monographs) ..........................................5

Chapters in books .....................................................................................................20

Articles in refereed journals .....................................................................................32

Journal special issues edited (TPR, UHR, Plan Canada)…………………………...6

Review articles……………………………………………………..………………22

Professional journal articles ………………………………………………………30

Research reports co-authored ....................................................................................6

Papers in refereed conference proceedings. ...............................................................6

Abstracts and/or papers read ............................................................................... 119+

Case Studies……………………………………………………………………….10

Technical reports ......................................................................................................48

Others (op-ed; newspapers) ................................................................................... 20+

Books and Monographs (10):

10. Planning Canadian Communities: An Introduction to the Principles, Practices, and

Participants in the 21st Century,7th ed. Toronto: Nelson, 2020, 475 pp. (with Pam Shaw).

9. Canada: The State of the Federation: Canadian Federalism and Infrastructure, Kingston

ON: McGill-Queen's University Press, 2018; 273 pp. Edited book, with J. Allan, A.

Juneau, K. Hanniman and R. Young.

8. Town and Crown: An Illustrated History of Canada's Capital, Ottawa ON: Invenire Press,

December 2015; 438 pp. (R).

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7. Planning Canadian Communities, 6th ed. Toronto: Nelson, 2014, 440 pp. (with Gerald

Hodge).

6. Global Plans, Local Influences, Kingston ON: Queen’s University Jordan Library, 2011,

34 pp. (ed. exhibition catalogue)

5. Planning Twentieth-Century Capital Cities (ed.) 302 pp., London: Routledge, 2006, 302

pp. Softcover edition published 2010; Chinese edition 2014. (R).

4. Planning Canadian Communities, 5th ed. Toronto: Nelson, 2008, 416 pp. (with Gerald

Hodge).

3. 2001: A Spatial Odyssey, Ottawa: Canadian Institute of Planners, 2001, 448 pp. + CD-

ROM (ed. with J. Andrew).

2. Battery Park City: Politics and Planning on the New York Waterfront, New York:

Routledge / Gordon and Breach, 1997. 155 pp. (R).

1. Directions for New Urban Neighbourhoods: Learning From St. Lawrence, (ed.) Toronto:

Ryerson Polytechnical Institute School of Urban & Regional Planning, 1990. 173 pp.

(R) = peer reviewed; *= student or former student co-author

Book Chapters (20):

17. “Capital Cities, Ex-Novo” in A.M. Orum (ed.) The Wiley Blackwell Encyclopedia of

Urban and Regional Studies, New York: Wiley, 2019.

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118568446.eurs0036

16. “Transport Defines Suburbia” in Alan Berger and Joel Kotkin, (eds.) Infinite Suburbia,

New York: Princeton Architectural Press, 2017, ch. 2.5, pp. 222-231.

15. “The Canadian Infrastructure Report Card” (with C. McNally & W. Ferreira) in Allan, J.,

D. Gordon, A. Juneau, K. Hanniman and R. Young (eds.). Canada: The State of the

Federation: Canadian Federalism and Infrastructure, Kingston ON: McGill-Queen's

University Press, 2017, pp. 27-44.

14. ‘Introduction” (with Allan, Juneau, Hanniman & Young) in Allan, J., D. Gordon, A.

Juneau, K. Hanniman and R. Young (eds.). Canada: The State of the Federation:

Canadian Federalism and Infrastructure, Kingston ON: McGill-Queen's University Press,

May 2017, pp. 1-17.

13. “Politics, Power and Urban Form” in Carola Hein (ed.) Handbook of Planning History,

London: Routledge, 2017; ch. 23, 299-310.

12. “Community Planning” in A.C. Michalos (ed.), Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-

Being Research, Berlin: Springer Science, 2014, pp. 1078-1080.

11. “Ottawa: Lumber town to federal capital” in H. Mayer (ed.) Im Herzen der Macht? Haupt-

städte und ihre Funktion, 2013. Universität Bern, Geographisches Institut, pp. 237-65.

10. “Jacques Gréber e o Plano de 1950 para a Região da Capital Nacional do Canadá” in T.

Andresen, M. Fernandes and J. Almeida (eds.) Jacques Gréber: Urbanist and Garden

Designer, Porto: Serralves Foundation, 2011, pp. 108-33.

9. “Plans for the Future of Canada’s Capital” in R. Chattopadhyay & G. Paquet (eds.) The

Unimagined Canadian Capital: Challenges for the Federal Capital Region, Ottawa:

Invenire Press, 2011, pp. 109-122.

8. “Bridging Mechanisms for the Ottawa-Gatineau Region” (with André Juneau) in R.

Chattopadhyay & G. Paquet (eds.) The Unimagined Canadian Capital: Challenges for the

Federal Capital Region, Ottawa: Invenire Press, 2011, pp. 87-104.

https://doi.org/10.1002/9781118568446.eurs0036

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7. " Ottawa’s Greenbelt Evolves from Urban Separator to Key Ecological Planning

Component" in Marco Amati (ed.) Urban Greenbelts in the 21st Century, London:

Ashgate, 2008, pp. 187-217. (R). (with Richard Scott*).

6. “Unanticipated Benefits: The role of planning in the development of Ottawa region

technology industries” in N. Novakowski and R. Tremblay (eds.) Perspectives on Ottawa's

High-tech Sector, Brussels: Peter Lang, 2007, pp. 91-116 (with Betsy Donald and John

Kozuskanich*) (R).

5. "Capital Cities and Culture: Evolution of twentieth-century capital city planning" in Javier

Monclús and Manuel Guardia (eds.) Culture, Urbanism and Planning, London: Ashgate,

2006, pp. 63-84.

4. “Implementing Urban Waterfront Redevelopment,” Remaking the Urban Waterfront,

Washington DC: Urban Land Institute, 2004, pp. 80-99 (R).

3. “National Capital Commission” Oxford Companion to Canadian History, Toronto: Oxford

University Press, 2004.

2. “Waterfront Planning,” N. J. Smelser and P. B. Bates (eds.) International Encyclopedia of

the Social & Behavioral Sciences, Oxford UK: Pergamon, 2001, pp. 16837-39 (R).

1. “Managing Change on the Urban Edge: Implementing Urban Waterfront Redevelopment

in Toronto”, in G. Halseth & H. Nicol (eds.) (Re)Development At The Urban Edge,

University of Waterloo Press, 2000. pp. 175-226 (R).

18. “The Canadian Dream? Growth Trends in Canada’s Suburban and Urban

Neighbourhoods” in P.J. Maginn and K. A. Anacker (eds) Suburbia in the 21st Century:

From Dreamscape to Nightmare? London: Routledge, forthcoming 2020, 19 pp.

19. “ Urban Renewal in the National Capital Region” in Ian Badgley (ed.) LeBreton Flats

Archaeology, Ottawa: National Capital Commission, forthcoming 2020.

20. “ Land Plans: Land Use and Building Conditions in LeBreton Flats at the Time of

Expropriation.” in Ian Badgley (ed.) LeBreton Flats Archaeology, Ottawa: National

Capital Commission, forthcoming 2020.

Refereed Journal Articles (32):

32. “Humphrey Carver and the federal government’s post-war revival of Canadian community

planning ” Urban History Review, Vol 46, No. 2, (Oct. 2019), pp. 71-86. (R).

31. “Suburban Nation? Estimating the size of Canada’s suburban population” (with Mark

Janzen*) Journal of Architecture and Planning Research, 30:3 ( 2013) 197-220. (R).

30. “Gordon Stephenson and Urban Renewal in Kingston, Ontario” (with Michelle

Nicholson*) Town Planning Review, (March 2012) 83:3; pp.337-54 (R).

29. “Reflecting on the career of a ‘technical man’” (with Jenny Gregory) Town Planning

Review, (March 2012) 83:3; pp. 397-405 (R).

28. “Gordon Stephenson, planner and civic designer” (with Jenny Gregory) Town Planning

Review, (March 2012) 83:3; pp. 269-78 (R).

27. “The other author of the 1908 Chicago Plan: Edward H. Bennett”, Planning Perspectives,

Vol. 25, No. 2, (May 2010), pp. 229-241. (R).

26. “Implementing Plans for Political Capitals” (with M. Seasons) Canadian Journal of Urban

Research, Vol. 18, No. 1 (Supplement 2009) pp. 94-117. (R).

25. “ ‘Agitating People’s Brains’: Noulan Cauchon and the City Scientific in Canada’s

Capital” Planning Perspectives. Vol. 23, No. 3, (July 2008), pp. 349-379. (R).

24. "Lost in Translation: A brief comparison of Canadian land use planning terminology" Plan

Canada, Vol. 46, No. 2, March 2007, pp. 28-31. (with T. Elliott*). (R).

23. "The 1950 Plan for the National Capital: An Example of Vision in Planning" Plan

Canada, Vol. 45, No. 3, pp. 18-21, Autumn 2005. (R).

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22. “Gross Density and New Urbanism: Comparing conventional and New Urbanist suburbs in

Markham, Ontario” Journal of the American Planning Association, (with S. Vipond*) Vol.

71, No. 2, pp. 41-54, Winter 2005. (R).

21. “Constructing National Identity: Confederation Square and the National War Memorial in

Canada’s Capital, 1900-2000” Journal of Historical Geography, Vol. 30, No. 4, pp. 618-

642, October 2004, (with B. Osborne) (R).

20. "New Urbanism and Smart Growth: Twins separated at birth?" Places, Vol. 15, No. 2, pp.

68-71, 2003. (R).

19. “Large-scale traditional neighbourhood development and pre-emptive ecosystem planning:

The Markham experience, 1989-2001, Journal of Urban Design, Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 321-

340, Winter 2002 (with K. Tamminga, Penn State) (R).

18. “Ottawa-Hull and Canberra: Implementation of Capital City Plans” Canadian Journal of

Urban Research, Volume 13, No. 2, (Winter 2002), pp. 1-16. (R).

17. “The Crash and Rebound of Canary Wharf” Wharton Real Estate Review, Vol. 6, No. 1,

pp. 75-85, 2002. (R).

16. “William Lyon Mackenzie King, Town Planning Advocate,” Planning Perspectives, Vol.

17 (2) 97-122, 2002. (R).

15. “Frederick G. Todd and the Origins of the Park System in Canada’s Capital” Journal of

Planning History, Vol. 1, No.1 (March 2002), pp. 29-57.

14. “From Noblesse Oblige to Nationalism: Elite involvement in planning Canada’s capital,”

Journal of Urban History, Vol. 28. No. 1, November 2001, pp. 3-34. (R).

13. “The Resurrection of Canary Wharf,” Planning Theory & Practice, Vol. 2, No. 2, (2001)

pp. 149-168. (R).

12. “Weaving a modern plan for Canada’s capital: Jacques Gréber and the 1950 plan for the

National Capital Region” Urban History Review, Vol. 29, No. 2, Spring 2001, pp. 43-61.

(R).

11. “Jacques Gréber, Urbaniste et Architecte” Urban History Review, Vol. 29, No. 2, Spring

2001 pp. 3-6, (with Isabelle Gournay, U. Maryland) (R).

10. “Hexagonal Planning In Theory and Practice,” Journal of Urban Design, (with E. Ben-

Joseph, MIT) Vol. 5, No. 3, pp. 237-265, December 2000 (R).

9. “Implementing urban waterfront redevelopment in an historic context: a case study of the

Boston Naval Shipyard,” Ocean and Coastal Management, Vol. 42, Dec 1999, pp. 909-931

(R).

8. “Introducing a City Beautiful Plan for Canada’s Capital: Edward Bennett’s 1914 speech to

the Canadian Club,” Planning History Studies, Vol. 12, No. 1-2, pp. 13-51. December

1998 (R).

7. “Canary Wharf & Battery Park City: Implementation Lessons for the New Millennium,”

Rising East, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 160-188, 1998. (R).

6. “A City Beautiful Plan For Canada’s Capital: Edward Bennett and the 1915 Plan for

Ottawa and Hull,” Planning Perspectives, Vol. 13 (1998) pp. 275-300 (R).

5. "Financing Urban Waterfront Redevelopment," Journal of the American Planning

Association, Vol. 63, No. 2, pp. 244-265, Spring 1997 (R).

4. "Managing The Changing Political Environment In Urban Waterfront Redevelopment,"

Urban Studies, Vol. 34, No. 1, pp. 61-83, January 1997 (R).

3. "Planning, Design & Managing Change in Urban Waterfront Redevelopment," Town

Planning Review (UK), Vol. 67, No. 3, pp. 261-290. July 1996 (R).

2. "Architecture: How Not to Build a City -Implementation at Battery Park City," Landscape

and Urban Planning, Vol. 26, No. 1, pp. 35 -54. November 1993 (R).

1. "Interim Hypotheses on Mixed Use Waterfront Developments," (with G. Baird) Recreation

Research Review, Volume 14, No. 2. pp. 39 -42. 1989 (R).

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Research Reports (6):

“Suburban Growth in Canada’s Mid-sized Cities” Council for Canadian Urbanism Working

Paper #3, May 2019, 50 pp. (with Chris Willms* and Shuhong Lin*)

“The Future of the Suburbs: Policy Challenges and Opportunities in Canada” Calgary SPP

Briefing Paper, Vol. 11:23, August 2018. 5 pp.

Still Suburban? Growth in Canadian Suburbs 2006-2016, Council for Canadian Urbanism

Working Paper #2, August 2018, 91 pp. (with Lyra Hindrichs* and Chris Willms*)

Suburban Growth and Downtown Decline in Ontario’s Mid-Sized Cities, Toronto: Evergreen

Canada, Mid-Sized Cities Research Series. May 2017, 9 pp.

“Estimating the Size of Australia’s Suburban Population” PATREC Perspectives. October 2015

(with P. Maginn and S. Biermann) 4 pp.

Suburban Nation: Population Growth in Canadian Suburbs, 2006-2011, Council for Canadian

Urbanism Working Paper #1, July 2014, 67 pp. (with Isaac Shirokoff*) (R).

Papers in Refereed Conference Proceedings (6)

6. “Cross National Transfer of Capital City Planning Ideas in the Twentieth Century” plenary

presentation, International Planning History Society Conference, New Delhi, India,

December 10-14, 2006.

5. "Twentieth-Century Capital City Planning History " International Planning History

Society, Barcelona, July 2004

4. "Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities” Association of European Schools of Planning,

Leuven, Belgium, July 2003.

3. "Ecological Planning and Density of New Urbanist projects in Markham Ontario”

Association of European Schools of Planning, Leuven, Belgium , July 2003.

2. “The 1950 Plan For The National Capital Region” Canadian Institute of Planners, Ottawa

2001 6 pp.

1. “Edward Bennett and the City Beautiful Plan for Canada’s Capital” IPHS Conference,

Sydney, July 1998, 6 pp.

Review Articles, Book Reviews, Journal Index (22):

22. Review: Planning Canada: A Case Study Approach, by Thomas, Ren, ed., Journal of

Planning Education and Research, July 2019, pp. 1-2.

21. Review: “Transforming Urban Waterfronts: Fixity and Flow” Town Planning Review, Vol.

82, No. 3, (2011) pp. 357-358

20. Review Article: “New Urban Design Texts” Journal of Urban Design, Vol. 16, No.3,

(2011) pp. 427-429

19. Review: “Planning’s future – futures planning” Town Planning Review, Vol. 82, No. 6,

(2011) pp. 739-44. (review)

18. “Reading Urban Design” Urban Studies, Vol 45, No. 3, 2008, pp. 731-5.

17. Review: "The Form of Cities: Political Economy and Urban Design" Journal of Planning

Education and Research, Vol. 26, No. 2, 2006, pp. 254-55.

16. Review: "The Vancouver Achievement: Urban Planning and Design" Journal of Planning

Literature, Volume 19, No. 2, pp. 224-5, November 2004.

15. Review Symposium: “The City Builders” Urban Affairs Review, Volume 38, No. 4, pp.

603-614, March 2003 (with J. Beaverstock, K. Chapple & J. Eade).

http://www.canadianurbanism.ca/canu-working-paper-3-growth-in-canadian-midsized-cities/https://www.policyschool.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/Canadas-Suburbs.pdfhttp://www.canadiansuburbs.ca/files/Still_Suburban_Monograph_2016.pdfhttps://www.evergreen.ca/downloads/pdfs/2017/06_MSC_RC_Gordon.pdfhttp://www.patrec.uwa.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/2808410/OCT-2015-PATREC-PERSPECTIVES.pdfhttp://www.canadianurbanism.ca/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/CanU%20WP1%20Suburban%20Nation%202006-2011%20Text%20and%20Atlas%20comp.pdf

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14. Review: "Times Square Roulette" by Lynne Sagalyn, Journal of the American Planning

Association, Volume 69, No. 2, p. 198. Spring 2003.

13. Review: “The Boulevard Book” Town Planning Review, Vol. 74, No. 3, pp. 351-2, July

2003.

12. Review: “The City Builders: Property Development in New York and London, 1980-

2000,” H-URBAN, June 2002.

11. Review: “A Decade of Regeneration” Ontario Planning Journal, Vol. 17, No. 2, pp.31-32,

March 2002.

10. Review: “City and Port” Town Planning Review, Vol. 72, No. 4, October 2001, pp. 481-2.

9. Review: “Ebenezer Howard: The beginning of Social Cities?” Journal of the American

Planning Association, Vol. 66, No. 1. Winter 2000. p. 86.

8. Review: “The Writings of Clarence S. Stein: Architect of the Planned Community”

Journal of Urban Design, Vol. 4, No. 3, Dec. 1999, pp. 338-339.

7. Review: “Re-Constructing Times Square: Politics and Culture in Urban Development,”

Journal of Planning Education and Research, Vol. 19, No. 2, Dec. 1999, pp. 216-217.

6. Review Article: “Different Views From the Water’s Edge” Town Planning Review, Vol. 69

No. 1, Jan. 1998. (R)

5. Review: “Unplanned Suburbs & The Shape of the City,” Journal of Urban Design, 2:1,

pp.105-106, 1997.

4. Plan Canada Consolidated Index, 1959-97, (with 6 students), July 1997, 77 pp. and WWW

site.

3. Review article: "New Books For Waterfront Planners" Plan Canada, 35:6, pp. 46-47, Sept.

1995.

2. Review: "Two Suburban Views" Plan Canada, 32:1, pp. 44-45. January 1992.

1. Review article: "A Select Bibliography of Urban Design Literature" Plan Canada, 30:6 pp.

54-56, Nov. 1990.(updated four times)

Professional Journal Articles (31):

31. “Two Visons to Address the Sydenham Ward ‘Slum’ – Urban renewal in Kingston, 1955-

70,” Historic Kingston, Volume 69 (December 2019), 93-111 (with Ellen McGowan*).

30. “Ottawa Planning Histories Timeline” in A Planner’s Guide to Ottawa, Canadian Institute

of Planners, July 2019.

29. Canadian Institute of Planners Centenary Special Edition; Plan Canada, 59:1 (Spring

2019), 228 pp.; 31 commissioned bilingual articles on the past, present and future of

Canadian planning. Principal editor and chair of the editorial committee.

28. “Our Common Past? A Re-interpretation of Canadian Planning Histories” Plan Canada,

59:1 (Spring 2019), 16-51. (with Jeanne Wolfe and Raphaël Fischler).

27. “Thomas Adams and the Canadian Planning Profession” Plan Canada,59:1 (Spring 2019)

24-25, (with Erik Backstrom).

26. “Canadians increasingly live in the auto-dependent suburbs” The Conversation, October 9,

2018. Republished in Building Magazine; CleanTech Canada; CityMetric, Menafn; etc.

25. “Planning students engaged with communities” Ontario Planning Journal, 33:4, July 2018.

24. “Ontario’s mid-sized cities: Suburban growth and downtown decline” Municipal World,

April 2018, 23-25 (with Kassidee Fior*).

23. “Planning school and beyond” Ontario Planning Journal, 32:4, July 2017

22. “Canadian Planning Pioneer: Eric W. Thrift” Plan Canada, Summer 2016, 56:2, 52-4.

21. “Global to Local Partnerships” Ontario Planning Journal, 31:4, July 2016, 7

20. “Is Australia a Suburban Nation?” Blogged Environment, June 30, 2016, 6 pp.

https://www.kelmanonline.com/httpdocs/files/CIP/plancanadaspring2019/index.htmlhttp://theconversation.com/canadians-increasingly-live-in-the-auto-dependent-suburbs-104304

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19. “Techniques for Canadian Practice” Canadian Planning and Policy / Canadian Journal of

Urban Research, 23:1 (2014 Supplement), iii-v.

18. “Building a Balanced Academy: Teaching & Research at Queen’s” Ontario Planning

Journal, 29:4, July 2014, 4.

17. “Moving from Theory to Practice: Research that examines implementation of Canadian

plans” Canadian Planning and Policy / Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 22:1 (2013

Supplement), iii-vi.

16. “Students Help Plan National Capital” Ontario Planning Journal, 28:4, July 2013, 7.

15. “Research You Can Use in Canada” Plan Canada, 53:3 (May 2013), 52-54.

14. “Queen’s Launches Healthy Communities Stream” Ontario Planning Journal, 27:4, July

2012, p. 1.

13. “Linking Theory and Practice at Queen’s” Ontario Planning Journal, 26:4, July 2011,

pp.11-12.

12. “Reviving a Professional Journal” Plan Canada, Vol. 50 No.3 (2010) pp. 12-14, article.

11. “Retrospective: CIP National Planning Awards” Plan Canada, Vol. 50 No.3 (2010)

pp.20-21, article.

10. “Plan Canada: 50 Years” special issue of Plan Canada, September 2010, co-editor with Jill

Grant and Ian Skelton, 60 pp; refereed journal.

9. “Built Form and Travel Behaviour in the Greater Toronto Area” Ontario Planning Journal,

September 2007, Vol. 22, No.5, pp.10-11, with R. Mitra.

8. Urban Plans: Past and Present, (ed.) Queen’s University W.D. Jordan Special Collections

and Music Library, Occasional Paper No. 2, January 2004.

7. “Transforming Canadian Cities and Canadian Planning” Plan Canada, Vol. 41, No. 3, Sept.

2001, pp. 12-13.

6. “Centre - Periphery – Globalization Past And Present,” Planning History News, Summer

2001, pp. 4-5.

5. “Innovations for the CIP Conference” Plan Canada, Jan. 2001, Vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 32-34,

with M. Cappe.

4. “Capital Cities: Perspective and Convergence” Plan Canada special issue, May 2000, co-

editor with Pierre Dubé.

3 “Planning Canberra and Ottawa: More differences than similarities, Plan Canada, Vol. 40, No.

3, pp. 20-21.

2. “Transforming the Urban Waterfront: Why Does It Take So Long?” Aquapolis, Vol. 4,

December 1999, pp. 12-17. (Italian and English).

1. "A Plan for Lower Yonge Street," Ontario Planning Journal, Vol. 5, No. 3, p.7, July 1990.

Selected Teaching Cases (10):

10. “New Edinburgh, Ottawa” Council for Canadian Urbanism case, (with A. Morton*) 2009

9. “Don Mills, Toronto” Council for Canadian Urbanism case, (with G. Newman*) 2007

8. “Lindenlea, Ottawa” Council for Canadian Urbanism case, (with G. Newman*) 2007

7. “Town of Mount Royal), Council for Canadian Urbanism case, (with R. Fischler) 2007

6. “Hydrostone, Halifax” Council for Canadian Urbanism case, (with G. Newman*) 2007

5. “Toronto's Harbourfront,” ACUPP/CIP case (co-author with G. Spafford*) 1996, 6 pp. (R)

4. “Learning from St. Lawrence,” ACUPP/CIP case (co-author with J. DeLeo*)1996,7 pp.

(R)

3. “Developing the Kentlands,” Harvard KSG case, 1996, 29 pp.

2. “Planning Battery Park City,” Harvard KSG case, 1996, 25 pp.

1. “The Arlington Red Line Stations,” Harvard KSG case, 1994, 7 pp.

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Selected Conference Papers and Presentations (119):

119. “Urban-Suburban Case Studies: Mid-Size Cities Across Canada,” Council of Canadian

Urbanism summit, Hamilton, November 8, 2019, Organizer and co-presenter.

118. “Behind the Postcards and Politics: The legacy of planning around Parliament Hill”

Canadian Institute of Planners, Ottawa, July 6th, 2019, Moderator and co-presenter.

117. “Canada's Greatest Planners: Their legacy and their challenge for the future” Canadian

Institute of Planners, Ottawa, July 5th, 2019, Moderator and co-presenter

116. “How CMHC Revived Canadian Community Planning, 1944-1967” Canadian Institute of

Planners, Ottawa, July 5th, 2019, Presenter.

115. “Pecha Kucha Histories of Canadian Planning” Canadian Institute of Planners, Ottawa,

July 4th, 2019, Co-presenter.

114. “Fixing the City: Canadian Urbanism Coast to Coast” Council of Canadian Urbanism

summit, Montréal. Moderator and presenter, October 19, 2018.

113. “Still Suburban? Growth in Canadian Suburbs 2006-2016” Canadian Institute of Planners,

Winnipeg, July, 2018. Presenter.

112. “Urbanizing Suburbia” Canadian Institute of Planners, Winnipeg, July, 2018. Presenter and

session moderator.

111 National Executive Forum on Public Property, Halifax, May, 2018 Moderator, research

report

110 “Town and Crown: Planning Canada’s Capital,” Real Property Institute of Canada, Ottawa

, October 14, 2017.

109 “A Planning History of Canada’s Capital,” National Trust of Canada, Ottawa , November

15, 2017

108 “Canadian Urbanism Coast-to Coast” Council of Canadian Urbanism summit, Winnipeg.

Moderator and presenter, September 2017.

107 “Planning Program Directors Panel” OPPI conference, Collingwood, October 2017

106 “Resiliency in Canadian Urbanism” Canadian Institute of Planners, Calgary June 19, 2017. Presenter and session moderator.

105. “Canadian Urbanism: A Distinctive Tradition” Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Ottawa, May 24, 2017, Presenter and session moderator.

104. Ottawa Geotechnical Society, “Town and Crown: Planning Canada’s capital” 17 May 2017.

103 National Executive Forum on Public Property, Vancouver, May 9-13, 2017 Moderator, research report

102 “Downstream Ottawa: Town & Crown” Ontario Association of Landscape Architects, Ottawa, April 1, 2017. Invited lecture.

101. “Community Design in Ontario, with Harold Madi” OPPI conference, Hamilton, October

10, 2016.

100. “Canadian Urban Design: Coast to Coast” Council of Canadian Urbanism summit,

Edmonton. Moderator and presenter, September 23, 2016.

99 “Gordon Stephenson and post-war central area redevelopment planning”, International

Planning History Society, Delft, July 2016. Refereed paper.

98. “Town and Crown”, International Planning History Society, Delft, Netherlands. Book

presentation and discussion

97. “Planning History Handbook”, International Planning History Society Conference, Delft,

Netherlands. July 20, 2016, Invited panel discussant

96. “Transforming and Urbanizing Suburbia” Canadian Institute of Planners conference,

Québec, July 7, 2016.

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95: “The great Mash-up: Canadian Urbanism coast-to-coast” Canadian Institute of Planners

conference, Québec, July 6, 2016.

94. “Reactivating the Rideau Canal” Council for Canadian Urbanism summit, October 2015.

93. “Canadian Urbanism: Coast to Coast” Council for Canadian Urbanism summit, October

2015.

92. “Fundamentals of Community Design, with Steve Paikin” OPPI conference, Toronto,

October 8, 2015

91. “Suburban Nation Research Techniques” Council for Canadian Urbanism summit,

Toronto, September 15, 2014.

90. “Canadian Urbanism: Coast to Coast” Congress for the New Urbanism, Buffalo NY, May

5, 2014.

89. “Untangling the City Scientific and the City Efficient” International Planning History

Society conference, St. Augustine FL, July 2014

88. “Gordon Stephenson and Canadian downtown planning” Society of American City and

Regional Planning Historians conference, Toronto, October 4, 2013.

87. “Suburban Nation?” Council for Canadian Urbanism summit, Halifax NS, Sept. 28, 2013.

86. “Canadian Suburbanism” Canadian Institute of Planners conference, Vancouver, July 6,

2013.

85. “Three Nations, One Capital” Nexus Architecture Congress (keynote), Newcastle,

Australia, 4 July 2013

84. “Ottawa and Canberra as Symbolic Federal Capitals” Capital Cities Network, Canberra, 2

July 2013

83. “The rise and fall of Toronto as a waterfront model?” HafenCity University, Hamburg,

January 10, 2013.

82. “Towards a national urban design research network” Council for Canadian Urbanism,

Calgary, October 14, 2012

81. “Urbanizing Suburbia – the Canadian Experience” Canadian Institute of Planners, Banff

AB, October 10, 2012.

80. “Early Heritage Planning in Stephenson and Muirhead’s Planning Study of Kingston” (with

Michelle Nicholson*), Ontario Heritage Conference, Kingston, May 2, 2012.

79. “Beyond the Tabula Rasa: Gordon Stephenson and Urban Renewal in Kingston” (with

Michelle Nicholson*), ACUPP/ Canadian Association of Geographers Congress, Waterloo,

April 31, 2012.

78. “The Capital Question” Association for Canadian Studies in the United States conference,

Ottawa, November 19, 2011.

77. “Jacques Gréber and Canada’s 1950 Plan for the National Capital Region” invited

presentation, Serralves Foundation, Porto, Portugal, November 3, 2011.

76. “Canadian Suburbanism” Canadian Urbanism symposium, Vancouver, October 1, 2011.

75. “How Ontario’s Planning Presentation Changed: 1986-2011” invited plenary presentation,

Ontario Professional Planners Institute conference, Ottawa, October 13, 2011.

74. “Canada is a Suburban Nation” Ontario Professional Planners Institute conference, Ottawa,

October 14, 2011.

73. “Sustainable and Healthy Redevelopment in the Regional City: An Introduction to the

Canadian Experience” EcoCity World Summit, Montreal, August 21, 2011.

72. "Suburban Nation? Estimating the size of Canada’s suburban population” (with Mark

Janzen*) World Planning Schools Congress, Perth Australia, July 4, 2011.


Nicholson*), World Planning Schools Congress, Perth Australia, July 7, 2011.


Janzen*) ACUPP/ Canadian Association of Geographers conference, Calgary, June 2,

2011.

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69. “The 50th Anniversary of Stephenson and Muirhead’s Planning Study of Kingston”

exhibition, WD. Jordan Library, April-May 2011 (curator).

69. “Housing Research at Queen’s” National Housing Research Committee, Toronto, May 4,

2011.

67. “Suburban Research Techniques” (with Mark Janzen*) SURP Research Seminar series,

March 16, 2011.

66. “Planning Ottawa-Gatineau” University of Ottawa, January 29, 2011.

65. “Planning Ottawa-Gatineau” University of Ottawa, January 2011.

64. “Canada is a Suburban Nation” National Housing Research Committee conference,

Ottawa, November 2010.


Janzen*)", Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Minneapolis, MN October 2010.

62. “Canada is a Suburban Nation” Canadian Urbanism symposium Montreal, September

2010.

61. “Reflections on the First Canadian Greenbelt” Ciclos de Paisaje, Vitoria, Spain, July 2010.


Nicholson*), International Planning History Society, Istanbul, July 2010.

59. “Suburban National Capital: A pilot study of Canada’s post-1945 suburbs in Ottawa-Hull”

(with Chris Vandyk*), International Planning History Society, Istanbul, July 2010.

58. “A Greenbelt for Canada’s Capital: 1899-2000” Greenbelt National Visioning Forum,

National Capital Commission, Ottawa, November 2009.

57. "Learning from the Past: Precedents for Canadian Urbanism " Canadian Institute of

Planners national conference, Niagara Falls, September 2009.

56. “Canadian Urbanism: A Distinctive Tradition” Canadian Urbanism symposium Toronto,

October 2009.

55. “Noulan Cauchon and the City Scientific in Canada’s Capital”, Jones Civil Engineering

Forum, Queen’s University, February 18th, 2009.

54. “The other author of the 1908 Chicago Plan: Edward H. Bennett”, International Planning

History Society, Chicago, July 2008.

53. “Requests for Proposals for Public Property Development” Association of European

Schools of Planning / ACSP, Chicago, July 2008.

52. "Learning from the Past: Canadian Urbanism Traditions" Canadian Institute of Planners,

Winnipeg, July 2008.

51. “Using Infrastructure to Promote Sustainable Development – Transit Oriented

Development” Infrastructure Canada, Ottawa, May 26, 2008 (with Preston Schiller).

50. “Planning, Planners and Change” Canadian Association of Planning Students, Toronto,

February 6, 2008.

49. “Reflections on best practice” UBC Centre for Public Private Partnerships, Vancouver BC,

Dec. 4-5, 2007.

48. “Best Practices in Requests for Proposals for Public Property Development” Real Property

Institute of Canada conference, Ottawa, Ontario, November 14, 2007.

47. “Sustainable Transportation” invited lecture, Ontario Professional Planners Institute

symposium, Ottawa, November 8, 2007.

46. “The RFP Process for the Disposition of Publicly-Owned Real Estate Assets” National

Executive Forum on Public Property, Montreal QC, Nov. 1-3, 2007, with James McKellar.

45. “Noulan Cauchon and the City Scientific in Canada’s Capital” Society of American City

and Regional Planning Historians Conference, Portland ME October 2007.

44. “Urban Redevelopment at its Best: A Canadian overview and best practices for

procurement” Real Property Institute of Canada FOCUS, Ottawa, February 12, 2007.

43. “Traffic or Glory: Cross National Transfer of Capital City Planning Ideas in the Twentieth

Century” International Planning History Society, New Delhi, December 2006.

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42. “The future of the National Capital Commission” NCC Mandate Review Panel, Ottawa,

November 9, 2006. (televised public presentation)

41. “Urban Planning at its Best” invited lecture, Ontario Professional Planners Institute

symposium, Ottawa, November 8, 2006.

40. “Public development research update” National Executive Forum on Public Property

conference, Victoria BC, May 11-13, 2006.

39. "Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities", Capitals Alliance Summit, Ottawa,

September 23, 2005. Plenary presentation, televised nationally by CPAC.

38. "Seven Methods for Proposal Calls", National Executive Forum on Public Property,

Moncton NB, May 29-30, 2005.

37. "Proposal Calls by Public Agencies" Real Property Institute of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario,

November 14-16, 2005.

36. "Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities", Association of Collegiate Schools of

Planning, Portland, OR October 2004.

35. "Twentieth-Century Capital City Planning History " International Planning History

Society, Barcelona, July 2004.

34. "Celebrating Canadian Cities: Capitals", American Planning Association, Washington DC,

April 2004.

33. "Proposal Calls for Public Land", National Executive Forum on Public Property, Toronto,

April 2004.

32. "Town and Gown in the Ivy League: Lessons from the University of Pennsylvania and

West Philadelphia for Queen’s and Kingston" Queen's-Kingston Town-Gown conference,

Kingston, March 2004.

31. "New Urbanism: Ecosystem Planning and Density", Canadian Institute of Planners,

Halifax, July 2003, 6 pp.

30. "Ottawa-Gatineau and Canberra: Implementing Capital City Plans, 1900-1975" Canadian

Centre for the Study of Capitals, March 2003, 32 pp.

29. “Implementing Capital City Plans” Canadian Capital Cities Organization, Keynote address,

Yellowknife, June 2003.

28. “Frederick Todd’s 1903 Report to the Ottawa Improvement Commission” Ottawa Urban

Forum invited public lecture sponsored by CIP, OAA and OALA, November 2003.

27. "Can New Urbanism be Green?" Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Baltimore,

MD, Nov. 2002, 25 pp.

26. "Planning Canada's Capital 1900-2000" International Planning History Society, London

UK, July 2002, 29 pp.

25. “Frederick Todd’s 1903 Preliminary Report to the Ottawa Improvement Commission”

Society of American City and Regional Planning Historians, Philadelphia, 2001 27 pp.

24. “Gross Density and Implementation Of New Urbanist Plans in Markham, Ontario”

Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, Cleveland, 2001, 22 pp.

23. “Implementing Waterfront Redevelopment” City of Riga, Latvia, Sept. 2000.

22. “Weaving a modern plan for Canada’s capital: Jacques Gréber and the 1950 plan for the

National Capital Region” International Planning History Society, Helsinki, 2000.29 pp.

21. “Planning For Capital Cities in the 20th Century”, International Planning History Society,

Helsinki, August 2000 (with A. R. Sutcliffe).

20. “Jacques Gréber and the 1950 plan for the National Capital Region” Canadian Society of

Landscape Architects, Ottawa May 2000, 27 pp.

19. “Ottawa-Hull And Canberra: Implementation of Capital City Plans” Society of American

City and Regional Planning Historians Conference, Washington, 1999 30 pp.

18. “The Resurrection of Canary Wharf” Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

conference, Chicago, 1999, 16pp.

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17. “Implementing Waterfront Redevelopment,” Keynote address, Atlantic Planners Institute

conference, Saint John NB, 1998:

16. “Designing Urban Waterfronts – Lessons from around the world” Atlantic Planners

Institute conference, Saint John NB, 1998, 12 pp.

15. “Edward Bennett and the City Beautiful Plan for Canada’s Capital”, International Planning

History Society Conference, Sydney, 1998, 11 pp.

14. “Canary Wharf and Battery Park City,” London Docklands Conference, London, UK 1998,

22 pp.

13. “A City Beautiful Plan for Canada’s Capital" Association of Collegiate Schools of

Planning Conference, Ft. Lauderdale, 1997, 24 pp.

12. “Edward Bennett and the 1915 Plan for Ottawa & Hull” Society of American City and

Regional Planning Historians Conference, Seattle, 1997, 14 pp.

11. “Learning about the City" Jane Jacobs: Ideas that Matter conference, Toronto, 1997, 6 pp.

10. "What Went Wrong at Harbourfront" Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

Conference, Toronto,1996, 26 pp.

9. "Computer Education On the Cheap" Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning

Computer Users Group Conference, Toronto, 1996, 7 pp.

8. "Planning Urban Waterfront Redevelopment" Association of Collegiate Schools of

Planning conference Detroit, 1995: 34 pp.

7. "Implementing Urban Waterfront Redevelopment: Case Methodology", Environmental

Design Research Association, Boston, 1995, invited poster.

6. Canadian Association of Geographers, Montreal: "Planning, Design and Managing Change

on the Urban Edge: Waterfront Redevelopment," 33 pp.

5. "Implementing Waterfront Redevelopment" CIP/APA National Conference, Toronto,1995,

14 pp.

4. "Implementing Urban Waterfront Redevelopment on the Isle of Dogs, London," Ontario

Professional Planners Institute Annual Conference, 1994: 37 pp.

3. "Disasters in the London Docklands" ACSP Conference, Philadelphia, 1993, 42 pp.

2. "Implementation at Battery Park City" ACSP Conference, Columbus: 21 pp., 1992.

1. "Designing St. Lawrence” Ryerson University, 37 pp. , 1989 co-author with S. Fong.

Selected Professional Reports:

2007 The RFP Process for the Disposition of Publicly-Owned Real Estate Assets National

Executive Forum on Public Property, Queen’s University, November 2007, with J.

McKellar. 37 pp.

2006 The future of the National Capital Commission, brief to the federal NCC Mandate

Review Panel.

2003 Sparks Street Then and Now: An evolving streetscape and public space, National Capital

Commission, 142 pp., co-author with C. Bray and B. Osborne.

2002 Waterfront Planning and Development in Surrey, City of Surrey, BC.

2000 Multi-family Housing for Community Sustainability, CMHC, co-author with Quadrangle

Architects

1996 Kenosha Lakefront Site, Urban Land Institute Advisory Services, co-author

1994 Seaton Handbook, Ontario Ministry of Housing, co-author with Dunker Assoc. 134 pp.

1991 Toronto Central Waterfront Transportation Study, Royal Commission on the Future of

the Toronto Waterfront, urban design & planning consultant, 410 pp.

1991 Oshawa Downtown Urban Design Study, City of Oshawa, principal author 49 pp.

1991 Ataratiri Site Plan, City of Toronto Housing Department, principal author 74 pp.

1990 Gardiner Expressway East & Don Valley Sweep Civic Design Study, City of Toronto

Planning Department, principal author. 66 pp.

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1989 Lower Yonge Street Urban Design Study, City of Toronto Planning

Department. co-author with Barry Sampson. 64 pp.

1989 Etobicoke Harbour Village Plan, City of Etobicoke, principal author.

1988 Harbourfront Housing Policy Study, Harbourfront Corporation, principal author.

1982 A Manual for Estimating Energy Consumption in New Development, Toronto:

Ontario Ministry of Energy, co-author.

1982 Climatic Information for Energy Conscious Planning, Toronto: Ontario

Ministry of Energy, co-author.

Articles and Reviews by Others of Completed Work:

Fischer, Karl F. “Town and Crown: an illustrated history of Canada’s capital,” Planning

Perspectives, 34:2 (2019), 365-366.

Thomas, Ren, “Town and Crown” Journal of Planning Education and Research, (2018): 114-

115.

Sankalia, Tanu “Power, Planning, and Policy: The Planning Histories of Ottawa and Toronto,”

Journal of Planning History, 17:1, 67-73, 2018.

Mateer, Jennifer, “Review: Town and Crown” Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 26:2, 81-2.

Marotte, Bertrand, “Quebec town of Candiac sheds its suburban ways with design-focused

development” Globe and Mail, December 11, 2018.

Hindrichs, Lyra*. “Victoria's suburban sprawl as a barrier to sustainable development” Future

Plans, 1:1, 28-37, November 2018.

Taylor, Peter, “Canadians love living in the suburbs, so why aren’t we building more of them?”

Globe and Mail, Report on Business Magazine, 25 October 2018.

Waldman, Ben, “Power at the perimeter” Winnipeg Free Press, September 28, 2018, A1.

White, Richard, “Measuring Urban Growth” Calgary Herald, September 21, 2018, plus 5 other

newspapers.

Haider, Murtaza and Stephen Moranis, “The suburbs don't get any respect — except from those

who are flocking there” National Post, August 23, 2018.

Béland, Gabriel, “étalement urbain: la banlieue gagne du terrain, beaucoup de terrain,” La Presse

(Montréal), August 20, 2018.

Ibbitson, John, “City growth dominated by car-driving suburbs, whose votes decide elections”

Globe and Mail, August 20, 2018.

Marotte, Bertrand,” Montreal’s sprawl is shocking urban planners” Globe and Mail, July 25,

2018.

Villagomez, Erick, “Infinite Suburbia” Spacing Magazine, Vol. 47, Summer 2018, p. 61.

Bridge, Tyler, “How I learned to stop worrying and love the suburbs” Vancouver Magazine, July

2018, 27-41.

Keesmaat, Jennifer, “Toronto’s unaffordable. Why can’t Halifax or Saskatoon take advantage?”

Maclean’s, January 16, 2018.

Webb, Brian. “Review: Town and Crown” The Town Planning Review; 88:2, (2017): 270-272.

Aston, David, “Book Review: Town and Crown”, Ontario Planning Journal, 32:1 (2017) 17.

Querengesser, Tim, “In Edmonton's 'first' suburbs, a battle to restrict lot splitting,” Globe and

Mail June 30, 2017.

Yakabuski, Konrad, “The real housing boom: The suburbs are where we want to be” Globe and

Mail, May 29, 2017.

Gee, Marcus, “Spillover: when the city comes to the country” Globe and Mail, March 3, 2017.

Proudfoot, Shannon, “Census 2016: A picture of a bigger, more urban Canada” Maclean’s,

February 8, 2017.

Press, Jordan, “Planners, policy-makers look forward to 2016 census kickoff Wednesday”

Canadian Press, Feb. 6, 2017, reprinted in several newspapers.

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Crawford, Blair. "Scandal's Legacy; how a Land Deal Forever Altered Ottawa's Layout and City

Centre." The Ottawa Citizen, January 16, 2017.

Czarnecka, Marzena, “Living On the Edge of Calgary City Limits” Avenue Magazine (Calgary)

August 22, 2016.

Butler, Don “River rising; Ottawa Citizen, August 20, 2016. B1

Gelbard, Sarah, “Town and Crown: An Illustrated History of Canada’s Capital,” Spacing

Magazine, Vol. 40, Summer 2016.

Journet, Paul, “Éditorial: Étalement urbain - quelques inquiétudes” La Presse (Montréal), Édition

du 31 juillet 2016, section Débats, écran 2.

Butler, Don, “Canada’s capital a work in progress, says author of new illustrated history” Ottawa

Citizen, March 17, 2016, A3.

Ibbitson, John ‘The Riding; Mississauga Centre is a microcosm of modern Canada, and a key

bellwether’ Globe and Mail, August 22, 2015, F1.

Wight, Ian, “Planner’s Bookshelf: Planning Canadian Communities” Plan Canada, Vol. 54

No.1, (Spring 2014), p. 52.

Harris, Richard, “We know suburbs when we see them” Hamilton Spectator, February 8, 2014.

White, Sandy ‘Editorial: How Harper can beat Trudeau’ National Post, September 16, 2013,

A10.

Klingbeil, Cailynn, “Edmonton’s love affair with suburbs can’t endure, researcher warns”

Edmonton Journal, September 8, 2013, A1.

Cook, Maria (2013c) ‘Living on the edges’ National Post, September 7, 2013, A7.

Derfel, Aaron, “Exurban growth in Montreal region is worst in country” Montreal Gazette,

September 7, 2013, A1-A4.

Howell, Trevor, “Calgary’s top city planner says higher density suburbs strike right balance”

Calgary Herald, September 7, 2013.

Sinoski, Kelly, “Canada: A suburban nation” Vancouver Sun, September 7, 2013. A1

Tank, Phil, “Bedroom communities boom: Growth highest outside Saskatoon city limits”

Saskatoon Star Phoenix, September, 7, 2013. B1.

Cook, Maria, “Suburban nation: An ambitious new study says it’s time for Canadians to dispel

our urban myth” Ottawa Citizen, September 6, 2013, B1-B3, (Story reprinted in

Vancouver Sun, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Montreal

Gazette)

Cook, Maria, “In search of the suburban ideal” Ottawa Citizen, September 6, 2013, B2-B3.

Cook, Maria, “How your neighbourhood measures up” Ottawa Citizen, September 6, 2013.

MacAlpine, Ian, “Kingston’s suburbs growing” Kingston Whig-Standard, September 9, 2013.

Hostovsky, C. “Planning Canadian Communities” Journal of Planning Literature, Vol. 24, No.

1, (January 2010), pp. 38-40.

Abbot, Carl, "Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities" Journal of Urban Design, Volume 14,

No. 3 (August 2009) pp. 402-404.

Phelps, N.A. "Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities" Environment and Planning B:

Planning and Design, Vol. 35, pp. 187-190.

Urban, Florian, “The Limits of State Symbolism” Journal of Urban History, 35:1 (Nov 2008),

pp. 196-200.

Aubry, Jack “Ottawa a capital spot” Ottawa Citizen, Monday, August 27, 2007, A11.

Sagalyn, L.B. “Public/Private Development: Lessons from History, Research, and Practice”

Journal of the American Planning Association, Vol. 73:1(Winter 2007) pp. 13-4.

M.F. Wagenaar “Planning twentieth century capital cities” Rooilijn, Vol. 39 (2006), p. 406-407.

Sabini, M. “Cleveland’s Waterfront in a Global Perspective” Cleveland Urban Design

Collaborative Quarterly, Vol. 1, No. 4, (June 2001), pp. 1- 5.

Bromley, Ray. “Cities, Large and Small,” Journal of the American Planning Association, 66:4,

2000, pp. 438-9.

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Hebbert, M. “Battery Park City: Politics and Planning on the New York Waterfront”

Environment & Planning C, Vol. 16, 1998, pp. 628-9.

Fainstein, Susan F. “Battery Park City: Politics and Planning on the New York Waterfront”

Journal of Planning Education & Research, Vol. 18, No. 2, 1998, p. 186.

Neufeld, David, and Gregory Tokarz. "Planning for Innovation: Reflections on Seaton." Plan

Canada, Volume 35, Number 3, May 1995: pp. 32-34

Sandrin-Lit, R. “Seaton Encapsulated” Ontario Planning Journal, March 1995, pp. 18-19.

“Seaton Lands Competition” The Canadian Architect, March 1995, cover, pp. 22-25.

Neufeld, David and Gregory Tokarz. "Pushing the Boundaries of Innovation: The Seaton

Competition / Repousser les frontières de l'innovation: le concours Seaton." Plan Canada

Vol. 35, No. 2, March 1995 pp. 40-41

Allester, David. "The Plan for Ataratiri: Restoring a Corner of the City." Plan Canada Volume

32, Number 4 July 1992: 27-30

Selected Media / Op-ed articles:

“Canadians increasingly live in the auto-dependent suburbs” The Conversation, October 9,

2018. Republished in Building Magazine; CleanTech Canada; CityMetric, Menafn; etc.

“GTA sprawl out of control” Toronto Star, Sept 14, 2013. (op-ed. article).

“Urban Planning: How to save KCVI” Kingston Whig-Standard, June 15, 2013, A6 (op-ed).

“Ontario’s flawed school planning” (with M. Seasons) Kingston Whig-Standard, November 16,

2012, A6 (op-ed article); reprinted in several other newspapers.

“Planning a capital for all Canadians” Inroads 30, Winter/Spring 2012, pp. 78-83.

“ ‘School desert’ would doom inner city” Kingston Whig-Standard, May 10, 2012, A6 (op-ed).

“Stick to waterfront plan” Toronto Star, August 31 2011, A23. Op-ed. article

“Rethinking Suburbia” The Agenda, TVO, May 14, 2009. 12:38 min

"A work in progress" The Globe and Mail, May 22, 2007, A15. Op-ed. article

“Start of a Beautiful Relationship? Toronto has long neglected its waterfront,” the Globe and

Mail, March 29, 2000, p. A17. Op-ed. article.

“NCC Track Record and plans are impressive,” Ottawa Citizen, March 10, 2000, F4. Op-ed.

article.

Other articles written for the Globe and Mail, Kingston Whig-Standard and others.

Interviewed by CBC-TV, Global TV, TVO, CityTV, C-SPAN, Rogers, ABC Radio, CBC Radio,

and numerous newspapers.

Research Web Sites:

Canadian Institute of Planners Centenary Visual Timeline; Digital timeline connecting to

research on regional and national planning histories for people, places, plans and policies.

Principal editor and chair of the curatorial committee.

TownAndCrown.ca: Research website that includes a searchable 100-page bibliography; high-

quality colour images and digital copies of historic plans that were primary sources;

CanadianSuburbs.ca: Research website containing 2016 Census analysis, reports, maps, working

papers, etc.

PlanningCanadianCommunities.ca: Website supporting Canada’s leading planning text with

historic plan images, research bibliography; legislation summary;

http://theconversation.com/canadians-increasingly-live-in-the-auto-dependent-suburbs-104304https://www.tiki-toki.com/timeline/entry/1057089/CIP-ICU-Centenary-Visual-Timeline/http://townandcrown.ca/http://townandcrown.ca/Bib.htmlhttps://qshare.queensu.ca/Users01/gordond/planningcanadascapital/Historic.htmlhttp://townandcrown.ca/Historic%20Plans.htmlhttps://canadiansuburbs.ca/https://qshare.queensu.ca/Users01/gordond/Suburbs/index.htmlhttps://qshare.queensu.ca/Users01/gordond/Suburbs/index.htmlhttp://planningcanadiancommunities.ca/

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PlanningCanadasCapital.ca: Research website containing analysis and digital copies of six

historic plans for Canada’s capital region (Todd 1903; Bennett 1915; Adams 1919;

Cauchon 1923; Gréber 1950; RMOC 1991);

Canada: a Country of Suburbs, Digital atlas of Canadian suburbs supporting feature articles inn

newspapers from coast to coast.

Selected Public Lectures:

2019 “Urban renewal in Kingston: Two Visons to Address the Sydenham Ward ‘Slum,

Kingston Historical Society, October 16, 2019.

2019 “How CMHC Revived Canadian Community Planning, Canada Mortgage and Housing

Corporation Research Series, Ottawa. September 16, 2019

2019 “More Suburban?” Vancouver Island University, March 20, 2019.

2018 “The Genesis of Cities” Kingston LLL series, November 24, 2018.

2018 “Town and Gown: Residential Intensification in Kingston’s Near-University

Neighbourhoods” City of Kingston / AMS Town-Gown summit, April 7, 2018; plenary

presentation.

2017 “Planning and Urban Design History of Canada’s Capital” Carleton University, Azrieli

School of Architecture and Urbanism, Ottawa, 29 April 2017.

2017 “Is Canada a Suburban Nation?” 10x20 public lecture, Winnipeg Art Gallery, September

2017.

2017 “Planning history in Canada’s Capital” McGill School of Planning public lecture series. 14

March 2017, Montréal.

2016 “Town and Crown: History in Canada’s Capital” Queen’s University Institute of Later-Life

Learning, September 18, 2016.

2016 “History in Canada’s Capital: Town and Crown” Heritage Ottawa, May 26, 2016.

2016 “Town and Crown” Library and Archives Canada / uOttawa, March 16, 2016

2016 “Multicultural Cities / Town and Crown” SURP, Kingston, March 11, 2016

2015 “Retrospective on Capital Planning” Capital Urbanism Lab, Ottawa, 18 November 2015

2015 “Jane Jacobs and postmodern planning” LLL series, Kingston, October 30, 2015

2015 “New research on Australian suburbs” UNSW, Sydney, July 29, 2015.

2015 “Is Australia a Suburban Nation?” Planning Institute of Australia and WA Metropolitan

Redevelopment Authority, June 29, 2015.

2015 “Research on a Shoestring Budget”, Australasian Early Career Urban Research Network,

Perth, WA June 19, 2015.

2015 “Current Canadian Urban Design from Coast to Coast” Australian Urban Design Research

Centre, Perth, WA May 6, 2015.

2015 “Sustainable Suburbs? Canadian Best Practices” Curtin University Sustainability Policy

Institute, Perth, WA May 20, 2015.

2015 “Canadian Community Design” University of Otago, Dunedin NZ, April 17, 2015.

2015 “Sustainable Suburbs: Best Practices from Canada” University of Western Australia

Institute of Advanced Studies, Perth WA, April 29, 2015.

2015 “Does Density Matter?” panel discussion, Planning Institute of Australia and Heart and

Stroke Foundation, Perth, 10 March 2015.

2014 “Canada is a suburban nation” keynote address, Council for Canadian Urbanism Summit,

Toronto, September 14, 2015

2014 “Is Canada a Suburban Nation? Reflections on Toronto” City of Toronto, May 2, 2014.

2013 “The Art of City Building” National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa. December 5, 2013.

2013 “Ottawa and Canberra as Symbolic Federal Capitals” University of Canberra, 2 July 2013

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2013 “Canadian Urbanism: Coast to Coast” UNSW, Sydney, 30 June 2013.

2013 “Alan Altshuler as a teacher- Harvard years” Festschrift, Harvard University, 7 June

2013

2012 “Ottawa: Lumber town to federal capital” Collegium generale, Universität Bern, May 18,

2012.

2012 “A historical tour of planning and urban design in the National Capital: The Good, the

Bad and the Ugly” Ottawa Urban Forum, March 21, 2012.

2011 Global Plans, Local Influences, public lecture, Queen’s University Jordan Library, April

18, 2011.

2010 OPPI Kingston, “The 50th Anniversary of Stephenson and Muirhead’s Planning Study of

Kingston” public lecture and exhibition, World Town Planning Day, November 2010.

2010 “Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities: Lessons for Ottawa”, Probus Club Ottawa

April 28, 2010.

2010 “Active Transportation across Canada” Kingston Coalition for Active Transportation,

March 24, 2010.

2010 “Urban Design in Canada: Coast to Coast to Coast” Urban Design Centre of Western

Australia, Perth, March 2, 2010.

2010 “Building Big Plans: Implementing Lessons for Capital Cities and Waterfronts”

University of Western Australia, 26 February, 2010.

2010 “Planning Twentieth Century Capital Cities” QUILL, Kingston, January 2010.

2008 City of Kingston, “Evaluating Kingston’s Draft Official Plan” April 17, 2008.

2008 Kingston Learning, “Canadian Planning at its Best” February 8, 2008.

2007 OPPI Ottawa, “Sustainable Transportation” invited lecture, World Town Planning Day.

2007 Ohio State University “Twentieth Century Capital Cities and Urban Design,” Knowlton

School of Architecture invited lecture series.

2007 City of Kingston, “Waterfront Design Principles and Precedents” June 12, 2007.

2006 OPPI Ottawa, “Urban Planning at its Best” invited lecture, World Town Planning Day.

2005 Kingston Learning, “Smart Growth in Kingston?”

2003 Ottawa Urban Forum: “Frederick Todd’s 1903 Report to the Ottawa Improvement

Commission”

2001 Town of Lincoln, “Neighbourhood Planning in a Rural Landscape”

2001 Kent State Univ./ Cleveland State Univ., “Urban Waterfront Design: Facilitating

redevelopment”

2001 Kingston Learning, “Planning Waterfront Development: Lessons from around the world”

2000 City of Riga, Latvia, “Implementing Waterfront Redevelopment”

1999 Ottawa Urban Forum: “Ottawa’s X-files: Lost Visions, Forgotten Dreams”

1997 SUNY Buffalo, “Battery Park City: Politics and Planning on the Waterfront”

1995 RMC Dept. of Politics and Economic Science, "Comparing Canadian and U.S. Cities:

Los Angeles and Toronto"

1991 City of Toronto Planning: "Urban Design Innovations in Barcelona"

1990 Institute of Transportation Engineers, Toronto: "The Gardiner LakeShore Corridor"

1987 Ontario Professional Planners Institute: "Harbourfront 2000 Plan"

1986 City of Kingston / Waterfront Centre Symposium, “Block D”

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RESEARCH GRANTS:

Agency Title Tenure Amount RAs Results

Queen’s

USSRF

USA Suburbs Project 2020 $5000 1 Underway;

MIT

UROP

USA Suburbs Project 2019 $5000 3 Underway; 1 seminar

NCC LeBreton Flats Land

Use

2018-

2019

$4000 1 2 chapters in

preparation

CIP Centenary Timeline 2019 $1000 1 Digital timeline

Queen’s

USSRF

Canadian Suburbs

Project

2018 $6000 1 1 journal article;

SSHRC How Canada Became

a Suburban Nation:

The Role of CMHC in

Reviving Canadian

Community Planning

2018-

2021

$92,649 5 to

date

Working paper, 3

conference papers, 2

journal articles to date.

CanU Canadian Suburbs 2018 $1000 1 1 working paper

PATREC Australian Suburbs

with Dr. P Maginn,

UWA

2015 A$15,167 2 Complete

Working paper

UWA IAS Suburban Nations?

Comparing Australian

and Canadian suburbs

2015 A$10,000 1 Complete.

Book Chapter

Heritage

Canada

Canadian War

Memorial

2014 $3000 - exhibit

SARC Gordon Stephenson’s

International Planning

Legacy

2011-12 $8389 2 3 articles; special

journal issue, exhibition

SSHRC Suburban Nation:

Estimating the size

and policy

implications of

Canada’s suburban

population

2008-

2012

$75,725 7 Web site; journal

article; 6 conference

papers; 1 monograph;

front-page newspaper

articles across Canada

SSHRC Lessons From

Planning Canada’s

Capital: 1800-2000

2005-

2008

$72,223 9+ Web site, 4 articles /

chapters, 4 conference

papers, book

SSHRC Canada’s Capital in an

International

Comparative

Perspective

2002-

2005

$59,400 6

Book in 2006; 2

chapters; 2 articles, 5

conf. papers.

Canada-US

Fulbright

Canada-US

Connections in

National Capital

Planning

2001-02 $24,000 1 3 articles, 5 conference

papers

SSHRC Building Canada’s

Capital

1998-

2001

$63,200 6 4 articles, 3 conference

papers

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Richardson

Fund

Ottawa-Hull Le Droit

1913-58

1999 $13,000 NA 198 reels of microfilm;

contribution to articles

ARC SSHRC 4A , Ottawa-

Hull

1997-8 $5000 1 1 article, 1 conference

paper

Special

Collections

1909 Plan of Chicago

purchase

1998 $3500 NA rare book; contribution

to 1article

Univ. of

London

Battery Park City /

Canary Wharf

Comparison

1997-8 $3500 1 2 articles, 2 conference

papers;

CIP Plan Canada

Consolidated Index

1997 $5100 5 journal index and

WWW site

ARC Building Canada’s

Capital

1996-7 $5500 1 1 article, 1 conference

paper

Richardson

Fund

Canadian Historic

Plans

1996-98 $2000 NA 100+ plans, maps and

slides; contributions to

2 articles

ARC,

Queen’s

Urban Waterfront

Redevelopment

1995-96 $5000 2 book; 1 article

SGS,

Queen’s

Research Initiation

Grant

1994-5 $12,000 5 book index, editing, 2

articles

TOTAL

RESEARCH

GRANTS

$500,353 57 PI funding only

TEACHING GRANTS:

Agency Title Tenure Amount RAs Results

Apple

Canada

Canadian Historic

Plans

1996-97 $3500 1 World Wide Web site,

database, course

materials

Queen’s

Principal’s

Develop-

ment Fund

GIS Laboratory

Desktop mapping

software (with Dr. R.

Tinline, Geography)

1995 $3000 MapInfo purchase

Queen’s

SGS

Planning computer

applications

1994-95 $1000 2 Laboratory exercises

and course materials

TOTAL TEACHING

GRANTS

$7,500 3

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UNIVERSITY TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Queen’s University School of Urban & Regional Planning (Asst. Professor 1994-2000;

Assoc. Prof. 2000-8; Professor, 2008-):

• SURP-817: An Intellectual History of Urban and Regional Planning (core course; team-taught). Methods: illustrated lectures, optional field trips. 1995-2000, 2002-

• SURP-824: Urban Planning Project (core course) Methods: workshop/studio; new project every year; weekly coaching in small groups; field trips. 1994-8, 2000, 2002-

• SURP-840: Land Use Planning (optional course; team-taught) Methods: illustrated lectures, computer simulation; site visits; case studies of award-winning plans. 1995-2001, 2003-

• SURP-844: Real Estate Development and Planning (optional course; team-taught) Methods: case study, role-playing , lecture, market analysis. 2002-8, 2009-11

• SURP-848: Community Design: (optional course; team-taught) Methods: workshop/ studio; weekly small group coaching; field trips; illustrated lectures. 1996, 98, 2000, 2003, 2005.

• SURP-882: Computer Applications for Planners (optional course) Methods: self-guided tutorials, laboratory exercises using planning data, demonstrations, lectures. 1994-99.

• SURP-886: Public Private Partnerships (optional course) Methods: lectures, case studies, simulation. 1995, 2000, 2003-6, 2008-9, 2012-13.

• SURP-804: Implementation (methodology module) Method: case studies. 1994, 95, 97, 98, 99, 2003

• SURP-805: Negotiation (methodology module) Methods: simulations, lectures. 1994-7, 99, 2006, 2020

• SURP-806: Population Forecasting (module) Methods: lectures/demos, workbook; 1997, 2004, 2006, 2008; 2016; 2018

• SURP-807 Qualitative Research (methodology module) Methods: lectures/demos, seminar, 2000.

• CIVL-262: Civil Engineering Planning (core undergraduate course) 1996-2000. Methods: illustrated lectures, tutorials, group design project.

• GPHY 332, Cities, Regions and Planning (optional undergraduate course) 2015- Methods: illustrated lectures, simulations, field trips.

• Smith School of Business, Public Sector Executive Program, 2013, 2014.

Harvard University, Kennedy School of Government: (Visiting Scholar, 2019):

• MLD 412 Applied Field Lab (experiential-learning lab; team-taught). 2019

McGill University, School of Urban Planning (Visiting Professor, 2017)

• URBP 612: History and Theory of Planning, Methods: illustrated lectures, field trips

• URBP 641: Negotiation for Planners Methods: simulations, lectures

University of Western Australia, Institute of Advanced Studies (International Distinguished

Visiting Fellow, 2015)

• Postgraduate / early career researcher Masterclasses

University of Pennsylvania, Department of City and Regional Planning: (Visiting Associate

Professor, 2001-02)

• CPLN-659: Public Private Partnerships (optional course) Methods: lectures, case studies, simulation. 2002

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Harvard University, Graduate School of Design: (Instructor, 1993-4; Teaching Fellow, 1992-

3):

• Urban Politics & Land Use Policy (core course; team-taught). 1992; 1993

• Introduction to Urban & Regional Planning 1992

• Guest critic in several urban design and landscape architecture studios, 1991-95

University of Toronto, Graduate Diploma in Business Administration, (Adj. Associate.

Professor 1990-3):

• Real Estate Development 1992, 1990

• Site Planning & Market Analysis 1991

• Strategic Planning for Development 1993, 1992

• Executive Development Program, Metropolitan Toronto Police, 1991

University of Toronto, Department of Architecture, (Adj. Assoc. Prof. 1990-91; Adj. Asst.

Prof. 1989):

• Urban Design Studio (core course; team-taught). 1989-1991

• Housing (team taught) 1990

• Guest critic in several urban design and landscape architecture studios, 1989-95

Ryerson School of Urban & Regional Planning, (Lecturer, 1988-90; 1978-79):

• Implementation 1988-1990

• Public Sector Development 1989

• Environmental Planning II 1979

• Planning Methods & Computing 1979

• Planning Studio IV (core course; team-taught) 1979

• Transit Planning Seminar 1979

• Planning Workshop III (core course; team-taught) 1978

• Transportation Planning 1978

• Urban Field Research (core course; team-taught). 1978

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Guest Lecturer / Visiting Critic:

Australian Urban Design Research Centre, 2015

Carleton University, School of Architecture, 2008, 2012, 2017

Carleton University, Department of History, 2004

Cleveland State University, Public Policy, 2001

Curtin University, Perth, WA, 2015

Harvard University, Urban Design, 1993, 1994, 1995

Harvard University, Kennedy School, 2019

Kent State University, Urban Design, 2001

McGill School of Urban Planning, 2017

M.I.T. Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning, 1993; 2019

Ohio State University, Urban Design, 2007.

Queen’s Department of Civil Engineering, 2001, 2005-10

Queen’s Department of Geography, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003-14

Queen’s School of Business Public Executive Program, 2013, 2014

Queen’s Law School, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2008-9

Queen’s School of Environmental Studies 1998, 1999, 2000-12

Queen’s School of Policy Studies, 2001, 2009

Royal Military College, Social Sciences, 1996, 1997

Ryerson School of Urban and Regional Planning, 2006

Trent University, Department of Geography, 2003

University of Canberra, 2012, 2013

University of New South Wales, Built Environment, 2013, 2015

University of Otago, Geography and Planning, 2015

University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School of Fine Arts, 2001

University of Pennsylvania, Department of City Planning, 2001, 2002

University of Pennsylvania, Urban Design Program, 2002

University of Toronto, Geography, 2005

University of Toronto, Landscape Architecture, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1995

University of Waterloo, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015,

University of Western Australia, History, 2015

University of Western Australia, Institute for Advanced Studies, 2015

University of Western Australia, Planning, 2010, 2015

Urban Design Centre of Western Australia, 2010

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GRADUATE SUPERVISION AND EXAMINATION

Master’s theses and research reports supervised (128 completed to date; 3 in preparation):

128. Luymes, Gavin, A More Sustainable Suburb? Analyzing the Relative Sustainability of

Garrison Crossing in Chilliwack, British Columbia, 2018-2020,

127. Desforges, Vincent, The Development of Modern Urban Planning in Quebec between

1946-1973, 2017-19.

126. Willms, Christopher, Suburban growth in the Toronto CMA, 1996-2016: A Case of Johnny

Town-Mouse and Timmy Willie, 2017-18.

125. Goldney, Emily, Estimating suburban population growth: A study of the Ottawa-Gatineau

CMA, 1996-2016; 2016-18.

124. Prell, Phillip, Our Physical Environment, Our Choices?: A comparison of urban design

and pedestrian patterns along Kingston’s Princess Street, 2016-18.

123. Coyle, Emilie, Security, Crime Prevention and Capital Planning: A Study of Two

Embassies in Canada’s Capital, 2015-17.

122. Pinchin, Ian, Comparing Form-Based Codes and Urban Design Guidelines in the Central

Areas of Two Mountain Resort Towns, 2015-17.

121. Sjaarda, Julia, The Potential for Culture-led Regeneration in Toronto's Port Lands:

Lessons from Hafen City, Hamburg, 2015-17.

120. Tulloch, Alia, Sydenham Street Revived: A Public Space Experiment, 2013-16.

119. Fehr, Thomas, Assessing The Implementation of a Secondary Plan Using a Conformance-

Based GIS Method: A Pilot Project in Winnipeg, Manitoba, 2013-16.

118. Bang, Elizabeth, The Sustainable Campus: A Comparison of Comprehensive Sustainability

Policies in the Campus Master Plans of the University of Guelph and Queen’s University,

2013-15.

117 Smith, Molly and Shazeen Tejani, Tackling Tactical Urbanism: Exploring the Potential

for Improved Social Spaces on Queen’s University Campus, 2013-15.

116. Holthof, Benjamin, Kingston Inner Harbour: A Cultural Heritage Landscape Pilot Study,

2012-15 (with John Meligrana)

115. Nadeau, Jeff, Planning Near-University Neighbourhoods: A Case Study of Kingston, ON

and Ithaca, NY, 2012-15.

114. Davies, Keith, A Pilot Study for Comparing Two Inner-City Edmonton Parks in Winter,

2012-14.

113. Grabowski, Arthur, The Evolution of Waterfront Public Spaces: A comparative assessment

of public use on Toronto's Harbour Square Park and York Quay, 2012-14.

112. Gkotsis Tony, Cataraqui North, A Case Study: Kingston's Experience with the

Implementation of a New Urbanist Secondary Plan, 2011-14.

111. Lundberg, Per, Cracking the Code of Small Downtowns, 2012-14. Winner 2014 Canadian

Institute of Planners Past-President’s Award for graduate student research.

110. Qi, Hongyan (Ivy), Designing for a Safer Public Housing Community: A Case Study of

Chester Le, Toronto, 2012-14.

109. Poulton, Ryan, Guiding Future Suburban Development through Public Policy: A

Comparative Case Study of Two Arterial Mainstreets in Ottawa, Ontario, 2012-14.

108. Chabot, Bailey, Planning for Pot: Incorporating the Production of Medical Marihuana

into the Zoning Bylaw of the District of West Kelowna (with Prof. John Meligrana) 2013-

14.

107. Cornish, Nancy, Turning the Lights Out on Light Pollution: Recommendations for the

Township of Stone Mills (with Prof. John Meligrana) 2013-14.

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106. Akubueze, Nnamdi The Establishment of Urban Open Spaces to Meet Users Needs: A

Comparative Case Study of Two Neighbourhood Parks in Abuja, Nigeria, 2011-13.

105. Grove, Jennifer From Low-Rise to High-Rise: A Comparison of Techniques for the

Integration of Tall Buildings into Three Suburban, Transit-Adjacent Locations in Ottawa,

2011-13.

104. Johnston, Jeremy, A Pilot Study of Sprawl Repair Potential in Kingston, Ontario, 2011-13.

103. Robinson-Mushkat, S. William, Gordon Stephenson’s 1960 Plan for London, Ontario:

Noble Intentions, Unfulfilled Promise, and Lasting Influence, 2010-13.

102. Bingham, Sarah, The Cult of the View: Comparing and Evaluating the Effectiveness of

View Corridor Protection in Montreal and Vancouver, 2010-12.

101. Gonyou, Kyle, City of Three Parish Redevelopments in Ottawa, Ontario, 2010-12.

100. Ikram Ali, A Comparative Analysis of Public Access Along the Waterfront Walkways of

Kingston and Belleville, Ontario, 2009-12

99. Leclerc-Desjardins, Youko, Evaluating Downtown Design: A comparative assessment of

Cornwall and Belleville, Ontario, 2010-12.

98. Lo, Arthur, Streets as Leisure and Social Spaces: Exploring the Relationships between

Street Life and the Physical Environment in Two Vancouver Neighbourhoods, 2010-12.

97. Jones, Megan, The Chill of Outdoor Plazas: A comprehensive comparison of two outdoor

plazas in downtown Regina, Saskatchewan under the premise of access, use, image,

sociability & climate-conscious design, 2009-12

96. Nicholson, Michelle, A Comparison of the RFP Procurement Processes for the

Revitalization of Regent Park, 2010-13.

95. Assie, Scott, Canadian Football League Stadium Location: A Comparative Analysis for the

Saskatchewan Entertainment Facility and Winnipeg Stadium, 2009-11.

94. Burgess, Annamarie, Using Smart Growth Criteria to Evaluate Alternative Zoning

Methods in an Existing Neighbourhood, 2009-11.

93. Isaak, Carl, A Comparison of Neighbourhood Designs for Detachment Jericho, 2009-11.

92. Nakazawa, Andrew, Walkability of Three Downtown Vancouver Streets: Evaluating the

Physical and Perceptual Qualities of the Built Environment, 2009-11.

91. Sherstone, Andrew, Comparing the Design of Two Yaletown Open Spaces: An Evaluation

of Design Elements and the Physical Environment, 2009-11.

90. Takyi, Stephen, An Analysis of the Types and Characteristics of Capital Cities in West

Africa: Comparison of Ghana and Nigeria, 2009-11.

89. Maxwell, Laura, An Application of Systematic Natural Heritage Planning for Biodiversity

Protection in the National Capital Greenbelt Region, 2008-11.

88. Orovan, Sarah, Urban Open Space Design to Meet Users Needs: A Comparative Case

Study of Springer Market Square and Confederation Park in Kingston, Ontario, 2008-11.

87. Belina, Dorothy, A Pilot Study for Bicycle Lane and Intersection Design on Queen Street

in Kingston, Ontario Using Canadian and Dutch Design Guidelines, 2008-10.

86. Bentley, Adam, Transit-Oriented Development in Smiths Falls, Ontario: A Comparison

Between Two Sites, 2008-10.

85. Covello, Vanessa, A Comparative Analysis of Two Urban Squares in Downtown Toronto:

Trinity Square and Younge- Dundas Square, 2008-10.

84. Hindson, Carmen, A Critical Evaluation of Two New urbanist Communities in Calgary: A

Comparison of McKenzie Towne and Garrison Woods, 2008-10.

83. Vorell, Bita, Placemaking in Two Downtown Vancouver Public Squares: A Comparative

Evaluation, 2008-10.

82. Neill, Warren, A Comparison of Land-Use Designs for the UNB Woodlot, 2007-10.

81. Miranda, Charlene, A Comparative Evaluation of Two Downtown Toronto Waterfront

Parks, 2007-10.

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80. McCreight, Andrew, Design Review: A Comparison Between the National Capital

Commission and City of Ottawa, 2007-9.

79. Shih, Melissa, Municipal Conformity to the Growth Plan for the Greater Golden

Horseshoe: An Evaluation of Future Density Potential Along the Fairview Street

Intensification Corridor in Burlington, Ontario 2007-9.

78. Vandyk, Christopher, Looking for the Suburbs: A Pilot Study of the Ottawa-Gatineau

Census Metroplitan Area, 2006-9.

77. Wong, Michael, Improving Heritage Conservation in Toronto: A comparison of five

urban residential Heritage Conservation Districts (joint with Carl Bray), 2007-9.

76. Wood, Robert Tyler, Should Westmount Become a Heritage Character District? (joint with

Carl Bray), 2007-9.

75. Woodside, Claire, Public Art Program Development: A Comparative Evaluation of Ottawa

and Vancouver, 2007-9.

74. Michael Dakin, An Analysis and Evaluation of the City of Kingston's Parks and Open

Spaces, 2006-8.

73. Julie Dolezel, Village of Rockcliffe Park Heritage Conservation District, 2006-8.

72. John Grottenberg, A Comparative Evaluation of Two Downtown Vancouver Waterfront

Parks, 2006-8.

71. John Henderson, Application of a Context Sensitive Design Approach to the

Redevelopment of Upper Princess Street, Kingston ON, 2006-8.

70. Kristin Reid, Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Site Planning and Architectural

Integration Program (SPAIP) By-Law in the Pointe-Claire Village, 2006-8.

69. Tiffany Rutherford, Urban Design and Planning Features of Urban Open Spaces: An

Evaluation of Three Case Studies in Downtown Richmond, BC, 2006-8.

68. Sibanda, Prince, Physical Activity and the Built Environment: What We Know, 2006-8.

67. Paul Zamodits, King Liberty Village and Regent Park: An Evaluation of Two Urban

Redevelopment Plans from Toronto, Canada on the Basis of British Best Practices in

Urban Design, 2006-8.

66. McNicol, Kelly Manufacturing a Brownfield: A Case Study of the Davis Tannery,

Kingston and an Assessment of Brownfield Policy and Planning Tools (1976-2007,) 2005-

7.

65. McCready, David, A Comparison of Two Ontario Active Adult Retirement Communities,

with Implications for Planning, 2004-7.

64. Mitra, Raktim, Changes in Travel Behaviour in the Greater Toronto Area: 1986 to 2001,

2005-07.

63. White, Joshua, Transit Oriented Development in Calgary: Recommendations for the

Redevelopment of Anderson LRT Station, 2005-07.

62. Meads, Sasha, An Evaluation of Three Downtown Vancouver Parks, 2005-07.

61. Schiller, Gilbert, Waterfront Redevelopment in Victoria: Three Cases Evaluated According

to Their Political, Financial and Design Elements, 2005-07.

60. Caldwell, Emily, St. Lawrence, Ataratiri, and the West Don Lands: A Comparison between

Urban Regeneration Case Studies from Toronto, Canada and British Best Practices for

Urban Design, 2005-07.

59. Sajecki, David, The Long Legacy of a World's Fair: Case Studies in Achieving Waterfront

Redevelopment Following an International Exposition, 2004-07.

58. Zheng, Yan, Street Design Study for Bur Oak Avenue Within the Cornell Centre District,

2004-07.

57. Dow, Cheryl, Benefits and Barriers to Implementing and Managing Well Rooted

Community Gardens in Waterloo Region, Ontario, 2004-06.

56. Choi, Yvonne, Heritage Conservation in the East Annex District, Toronto: Assessing the

Effectiveness of the East Annex Heritage Conservation District Designation, 2003-05

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55. Kozuskanich, John C. High Tech Firm Locations and the Implications for Employment

Area Planning In Ottawa, 2003-05.

54. Reid, Allison, Guiding Residential Intensification: Infill Design Guidelines for Low-rise

Multiple Dwellings in the City of Mississauga, 2003-05.

53. Riekko, Hans William, Urban Form and Public Transit Use: A Study Examining the

Relationship Between Urban Form and Public Transit Use in the Greater Toronto Area in

2001, 2003-05.

52. Topping, Erin, Pedestrian Public Spaces in the Nation's Capital: The Sparks Street Mall

and the ByWard Market, 2003-05.

51. Xu, Lily Yuan, Designing an Urban Waterfront: A Case Study of the Portlands, Toronto,

2003-05.

50. Addai, Isaac, Affordable Housing Public-Private Partnerships: Case Studies from the

Region of Waterloo, 2002-04.

49. Foster, Pam, The Redevelopment of CFB Rockcliffe: An Affordable Housing St

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