[URBAN NOTE] Five city links: Montréal, Hobart, Berlin, St. Petersburg, Wroclaw
- La Presse considers some different strategies to keep rue Saint-Denis in Montréal a healthy thoroughfare and neighbourhood.
- Atlas Obscura explains how the upstate New York town of Hobart made itself as a home for a used book store cluster.
- Guardian Cities explains why anti-gentrirfication activists in the Kreuzberg district of Berlin are fighting to keep their local Aldi, to continue to have low-cost food locally.
- Window on Eurasia notes a poll of immigrant workers in St. Petersburg that finds most quite like their new home.
- CityLab looks at Polish architect Jadwiga Grabowska-Hawrylak, whose brutalism played a key role in the reconstruction of the Poland city of Wroclaw from the ruins of old German Breslau.
Written by Randy McDonald
May 10, 2019 at 8:00 pm
Posted in Assorted
Tagged with architecture, berlin, bookstores, borders, canada, cities, Demographics, food, germany, hobart, migration, montréal, neighbourhoods, new york, poland, québec, russia, shopping, silesia, st. petersburg, united states, Urban Note, used books, wroclaw