Brandon G. DonnellyThe long and narrow of property affordabilityLots sizes and dimensions vary from city to city, as well as from neighborhood to neighborhood. They come in many different shapes and…Jan 8, 2017Jan 8, 2017
Brandon G. DonnellyGray on gray on grayThis past weekend was gorgeous in Toronto. I always love seeing the city come to life after the winter and last weekend was the first sign…Apr 20, 2016Apr 20, 2016
Brandon G. DonnellyThe value of saying noIf you’re somebody who has a lot of ideas, it can be pretty easy to get overwhelmed and/or distracted by all of the possibilities. It’s…Apr 13, 2016Apr 13, 2016
Brandon G. DonnellyThe unbranding of my blogIf you read my blog, you’ve probably noticed that I have removed the Architect This City branding and gone to just my name. I like to refer…Apr 9, 2016Apr 9, 2016
Brandon G. DonnellyGardiner East vote shows that Toronto is not yet ready to be an urban leaderToday is very sad day for Toronto.Jun 12, 2015Jun 12, 2015
Brandon G. DonnellyDriverless cars, urban mobility, and Toronto’s Gardiner ExpresswayAbout a week ago I wrote a post questioning what driverless cars will mean for cities. I ended by saying…May 5, 2015May 5, 2015
Brandon G. DonnellyThe 5 objectives of Rejection TherapyIt didn’t matter how it happened, but he had to get rejected.Apr 18, 2015Apr 18, 2015
Brandon G. DonnellyMedium is now starting to feel more like Twitter with its new homepage.Feb 25, 2015Feb 25, 2015
Brandon G. DonnellyThe great intensification debate — what’s better for cities?This post originally appeared on Architect This City.Feb 25, 2015Feb 25, 2015