Montreal @Val_Plante has converted 10 streets to pedestrian malls as an ongoing initiative to take back public spaces, discover local neighbourhoods, and encourage interactions between the people who make streets come alive. #cities
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I know the past few months have been hard and dispiriting. But watching the heightened activism of young people makes me hopeful. And if we can keep channeling our justifiable anger into peaceful, sustained, and effective action, this can be the moment when real change starts.
I wrote out some thoughts on how to make this moment a real turning point to bring about real change––and pulled together some resources to help young activists sustain the momentum by channeling their energy into concrete action. https://t.co/jEczrOeFdv
Explore elevators and the indispensable role they've play in cities, transportation and architecture with our Toronto @JanesWalkTO tomorrow at 11am
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⚡️ “Canadian Museum for Human Rights Takes Guests on a Skyward Journey” Riding the elevators, visitors take on an upward journey, progressing from ground to sky, dark to light – working as a metaphor for the ongoing struggle and long journey ahead.
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⚡️ Frank Lloyd Wrights first elevators, The Johnson Wax Administration Building and Research Tower revived Wrights career at a time when he was losing influence in the architecture community.
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The Johnson Wax HQ is the world headquarters and administration building of @SCJohnson in Racine, Wisconsin.
Designed by #FrankLloydWright, its distinctive lily pad columns, unique use of materials, and innovative tower reinvented the modern workspace. https://t.co/5dmorpw7Up
The evening has started with the screening of footage of @OntarioPlace from the #RetrOntario archive, including rare footage recently transferred from 16m film. 🎥
Urban mobility behemoth @tke_americas is exploring both horizontal & vertical travel with their ‘Multi’ elevator system which could completely reinvent how we move through cities.