Challenger Cities
Iain MontgomeryAn interview series exploring how cities can adapt, evolve, innovate and change to become "Challengers", solving critical issues around future development to become better places where everyone can live, work and play. Initiated in Toronto, now global.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 42 |
| Subscribers | Read | challengercities.substack.com |
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Challenger Cities EP24: Reinventing Cities, through Office to Residential Conversions with Steven Paynter
Before the pandemic era headlines asked if downtown was dead, Steven Paynter was already thinking about, and building the tools to revitalise downtowns that had lost their pull as office hubs. Calgary was perhaps the canary in the coal mine...
Urbanists Have a Communication Problem, and it’s Costing us Great Cities
The people who talk most about towns and cities, ie. urbanists, often have an extraordinary ability to make the intellectual considerations about them sound intolerably dull. So boring in fact, that sat in-between to an urban planner or a b...
Peterborough, ON: The Next Canadian Challenger City ... if it Grabs the Opportunity
Peterborough, Ontario, is currently sitting on the kind of golden opportunity that makes urbanists salivate. A planned newly announced (again) high-speed rail link, Alto, could finally catapult it from ‘nice town’ status to a serious player...
Challenger Cities EP23: Fixing Cities Through Momentum, Not Just Masterplans with Rik Adamski
Rik Adamski doesn’t really believe in giant master plans. He’s spent over a decade working with cities, planners and developers, and if there’s one thing he’s learned, it’s that real change happens when you stop overthinking it and start do...
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