__ Sustainability by Design:
A Design Vision for a Sustainable Region of 4 Million

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WHAT'S NEW?
Research Roundtable

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NEW RESEARCH BULLETIN
No. 7 -
A Cost Comparison of Transportation Modes
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THE site IS TO THE region WHAT THE cell IS TO THE body.

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By 2025, Greater Vancouver’s current population of 2 million will increase by 50%, to 3 million. It will double to almost 4 million people by 2050. How will the region accommodate that growth? How will housing, land use, jobs and transport be designed, delivered and distributed? How do we ensure continued livability in the region?

The Design Centre for Sustainability (DCS) at the UBC School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (SALA) is leading a collaborative effort to produce a compelling visual representation of what Greater Vancouver region might look like in 2050, at neighbourhood, district and region-wide scales. We call this project Sustainability by Design (SxD). It is one of UBC's World Urban Forum activities.

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SxD 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

SxD 2.0 PROJECT BRIEF