Queen's University

Associate & Asst. Professor

David L A worked at Queen's University as a Associate & Asst. Professor

Queen's University

Professor & Director, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Department of Geography and Planning

David L A worked at Queen's University as a Professor & Director, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Department of Geography and Planning

Queen's University

Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Department of Geography and Planning

David L A worked at Queen's University as a Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Department of Geography and Planning

National Executive Forum on Public Property

The Forum brings together member organizations from all levels of government across Canada to create a public sector council where real property knowledge and best practices are exchanged, policy and governance issues debated and analyzed, and impediments to program delivery routinely overcome through a better understanding of common challenges and opportunities. Faculty Co-ordinator; Research Committee Chair; Executive Committee; 2003-2018.
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Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Founding Board member; frequent conference presenter; author of a working paper and several case studies.

Ryerson University

Lecturer in Urban and Regional Planning

Taught urban and transportation planning full-time in 1978-9; then plan implementation and urban public-private partnerships courses as an adjunct lecturer.

University of Toronto

Adjunct Associate Professor, Dept. of Architecture

Co-taught housing and urban design studio; faculty co-ordinator of the Graduate Diploma in Real Estate Development.

Harvard Graduate School of Design

Instructor

Co-taught graduate course in urban politics & land use planning and also undergraduate introduction to urban planning. Prepared urban design case studies.

The Kirkland Partnership

Director of Planning & Development

Major planning and urban design projects throughout central Canada including Toronto Railway Lands Review; Oshawa Downtown Urban Design Study; Toronto Ataratiri Site Plan; McGuinness Neighbourhood Plan, Etobicoke; East of Bay Plan, Toronto; Lower Yonge St. Urban Design Study; Don River and Rouge Valley plans.

Planning Canadian Communities, 6th ed.

Nelson

Planning Canadian Communities tells how community planning got started in Canada, how it works today, and who participates in it. It is the most widely used planning text in Canada since 1986, and I joined Gerald Hodge as co-author in 2008. This sixth edition includes three new chapters, 12 new case studies and double the number of images and references. Winner of the 2014 Canadian Institute of Planners Award for Planning Excellence.

Planning Canadian Communities, 6th ed.

Nelson

Planning Canadian Communities tells how community planning got started in Canada, how it works today, and who participates in it. It is the most widely used planning text in Canada since 1986, and I joined Gerald Hodge as co-author in 2008. This sixth edition includes three new chapters, 12 new case studies and double the number of images and references. Winner of the 2014 Canadian Institute of Planners Award for Planning Excellence.

Town and Crown: An Illustrated History of Canada's Capital

Invenire Books, Ottawa

Town and Crown is an illustrated history of the planning and development of Canada’s capital city, filling a significant gap in our urban scholarship. It is the story of the transformation of the region from a sub-arctic wilderness portage to an attractive modern metropolis with a high quality of life. The book examines the period from 1800-2011, and is the first major study that covers both sides of the Ottawa River, addressing the settlement history of aboriginal, French and English peoples.

Planning Canadian Communities, 6th ed.

Nelson

Planning Canadian Communities tells how community planning got started in Canada, how it works today, and who participates in it. It is the most widely used planning text in Canada since 1986, and I joined Gerald Hodge as co-author in 2008. This sixth edition includes three new chapters, 12 new case studies and double the number of images and references. Winner of the 2014 Canadian Institute of Planners Award for Planning Excellence.

Town and Crown: An Illustrated History of Canada's Capital

Invenire Books, Ottawa

Town and Crown is an illustrated history of the planning and development of Canada’s capital city, filling a significant gap in our urban scholarship. It is the story of the transformation of the region from a sub-arctic wilderness portage to an attractive modern metropolis with a high quality of life. The book examines the period from 1800-2011, and is the first major study that covers both sides of the Ottawa River, addressing the settlement history of aboriginal, French and English peoples.

Planning Twentieth-Century Capital Cities

Routledge

This edited book explores what makes capital cities different from other cities, why their planning is unique, and why there is such variety among fifteen cities.

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca

National Executive Forum on Public Property

Faculty Co-ordinator; Executive Committee; Research Advisory Committee chair

The National Executive Forum on Public Property is a national non-profit organization for the advancement and sharing of best practices in public land management, use and development. The Forum began in 1998 as the Queen’s Land Forum. www.publicpropertyforum.ca

International Planning History Society

Council; Planning Perspectives prize jury

The IPHS fosters the study of planning history worldwide; encourages place-based networks in the fields of planning history; publishes a journal and organises conferences. www.planninghistory.org

Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU)

Board of Directors; Research Committee Chair

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) promotes best practices and sharing experience in building great communities across Canada. www.canadianurbanism.ca