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HOUSE DIVIDED: Can the missing middle solve Toronto’s affordability crisis?
Can the missing middle solve Toronto’s affordability crisis?
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ULI Toronto: House Divided Book Launch
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This is a FREE event but registration is required.
ULI Toronto invites you to the launch of House Divided, published by Coach House Books. As Toronto faces a housing crisis, how should planners and the development industry rethink the way the city is growing? This anthology looks at the single-family "Yellowbelt" and suggests how the missing middle could help create a more affordable and inclusive Toronto. The event will feature a presentation by co-editor John Lorinc, and a panel discussion including co-editors Alex Bozikovic and Cheryll Case. Copies of House Divided will be available for purchase.
OVERVIEW:
John Lorinc, Author & Journalist
INTRODUCTION:
Cheryll Case, Principal, CP Planning
PANEL:
Cherise Burda, Executive Director, Ryerson City Building Institute
Alex Bozikovic, Architecture Critic, The Globe and Mail
Geoff Kettel, Co-Chair,Federation of North Toronto Residents' Associations
Leona Savoie, Senior Vice President Development, Hullmark Developments
John Lorinc, Author & Journalist
INTRODUCTION:
Cheryll Case, Principal, CP Planning
PANEL:
Cherise Burda, Executive Director, Ryerson City Building Institute
Alex Bozikovic, Architecture Critic, The Globe and Mail
Geoff Kettel, Co-Chair,Federation of North Toronto Residents' Associations
Leona Savoie, Senior Vice President Development, Hullmark Developments