Yuval Fogelson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 27, 2026
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From Mirvish to Dufferin - Spacing Vancouver (opens the original)
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Bloor St. horizontal and vertical, 2026. Image: Yuval Fogelson Bloor and Bathurst in Toronto is where the story begins. Looking east down Bloor, the street’s low rooftops gave way in the distance to a cluster of supertall towers, marking Yonge and Bloor, where money concentrates differently than it does along this stretch. I was sitting on a bench in Mirvish Village on a sunny summer afternoon. Everything around me felt brand new and unused. Looking at it, I asked myself: how will this place loo
Uninterrupted - Spacing Vancouver (opens the original)
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Iona Jetty, walkers heading out and coming back, 2022 Image: Yuval Fogelson Imagine walking a hundred blocks up Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, New York, or Yonge Street from the Toronto waterfront up past Eglinton, or Main Street from Gastown to Marine Drive in Vancouver. Eight kilometres, five miles. Have you ever walked that far and not noticed the time passing? The Iona Jetty in Richmond juts 4 kilometres into the Salish Sea. A pipeline runs underneath; the path on top exists almost by accident.
From Bleecker St. to Bedford Ave. - Spacing Vancouver (opens the original)
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Signs of change. Greenwich Village: A local record store carrying the name of the street (Left), turned into a global chain's mermaid (Middle). Williamsburg: A tech giant's super discreet logo (Right) - Google Streetview captures One of my urban detective sessions: browsing through well-known New York City neighbourhoods famous for having changed, like Williamsburg and Greenwich Village. Taking Google Street View back to the earliest documented year available, I went looking for and following ev
Open Streets: How Often - Spacing Vancouver (opens the original)
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Avenida Paulista, São Paulo, Open Street, 2015. Image: Yuval Fogelson Every Sunday, Avenida Paulista in São Paulo fills completely with people. Then, as the day winds down, the street exhales. A van creeps along the avenue collecting the plastic cones. Behind it, a police motorcade rolls forward at walking pace. Behind that, the accumulated traffic, finally allowed to move, roars back to life, and within minutes eight lanes belong to cars again as if they always had. For seven hours that day, th
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