Calgary’s downtown is evolving quickly, but many of its residential developments still follow a familiar pattern: continuous street walls that define edges but often limit interaction. This panel challenges that approach.
Presented as part of Design Week Calgary 2026, this discussion explores how architecture, landscape, and urban design can better respond to the rhythms of the city through its people, movement, and everyday life. Instead of treating buildings as isolated objects, the panel asks how design can act as social infrastructure, shaping relationships at street level and…

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