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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Regent Park"”.
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Speculating Social Housing: Mixed-Iicome Public Housing Redevelopment in Toronto's Regent Park and Don Mount Court
… drawing on tenant experiences in Toronto's Regent Park and Don Mount Court communities. Socially mixed redevelopment involves the demolition of modernist public housing and its replacement with mixed-income, mixed-use communities; usually redesigned in a neo-traditional style and achieved …
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Life in a Mixed Neighbourhood: Three Essays on Tenure Mix and Sociality in the Redeveloped Regent Park
… the mixed-tenure redevelopment of Toronto’s Regent Park public housing community. These chapters use survey data from 517 unique respondents in two different surveys to provide the first systematic account of attitudes towards the mixed community among both residents and users of Regent …
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The practice and politics of care : social service organizations, community resilience and the redevelopment of Regent Park
… the ambitious mixed-income redevelopment of Regent Park, Canada's oldest and largest public housing estate. The community has long been subject to race- and class-based stigmatization, and today is one of the last areas of concentrated poverty in Toronto's rapidly gentrifying downtown core. A …
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Building agriculture: an architectural investigation of a new urban farm type to establish food sovereignty In Regent Park, Toronto
… with. More specifically, the thesis will look at Regent Park in Toronto’s East end, a neighbourhood that has undergone significant development over the past decade. Regent Park has a history of food sovereignty which began in the mid 1800’s when the area was known as South Cabbagetown, due to the …
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A Posthumanist Study of Health and the Food System: Vegetal Politics in Toronto Urban Gardens in the Anthropocene
… are actors in the redevelopment of the Toronto’s Regent Park and that plants co-produce food sovereignty and support the ecological determinants of health. These findings contribute to an understanding of what is being called ‘vegetal politics’ and expand on definitions of health as related to …