The Community Design Center (RRCDC) invites you to attend an exciting medley of lectures, exhibitions and discussions centering on how Rochester can revitalize itself through excellence in urban design. Reshaping Rochester 2012: Bringing citizens together

Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries globally. In Ontario, tourism is big business with receipts exceeding $21B in 2009, and supporting more than 300,000 direct and indirect jobs.

In the late 1980s, Ray Oldenburg established a new way of seeing the places where we live, defining the First Place as the home, the Second Place as the workplace, and ThirdPlaces as the “anchors” of community life that foster meaningful and creative social interaction. LiveWorkLearnPlay has created a vision and case for “The 4th Place”

As Mississauga continues to deal with having few spaces left to develop, we've been fascinated to see how the politics of the city would change to accommodate a new reality of rising taxes, more demand for transit services, and questions of how to develop

EarthFIT

From Good to Great: Using Mixed Use Development to Revitalize a City Centre

Max Reim, a key player with Live Work Learn Play, the consulting firm hired by the Rock River Development Partnership to develop a master plan for the revitalization of downtown Rockford, will speak at 6:30 p.m. inside Regents Hall at Rockford College.

Mixed-use developments are generating positive returns for developers and customers. Where does your waterpark fit in?

The Georgian Triangle Development Institute in partnership with the Environment Network will host its annual Winter (Spring) Dinner on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at the Blue Mountain Golf & Country Club in Collingwood, Ontario. The evening’s speaker will be: ROB SPANIER, VICE-PRESIDENT, LIVE WORK LEARN PLAY.

Max Reim, principal and co-managing partner of Live Work Learn Play LLP, is an expert in envisioning, creating and operating environmentally and financially sustainable destinations.