Landlab Inc.

10/25/2024

It's that time of year! The ghouls and jack-o-lanterns are making an appearance as residents of our Hendrick Farm project prepare to receive hundreds of trick-or-treaters next week. It's become such a popular destination that local residents and businesses have even started donating candy to the neighbourhood to help out with the hordes of children that show up every Halloween.

So what makes a place a Halloween hotspot? You might be surprised: https://landlab.ca/blog/the-trick-or-treat-test/

01/16/2024

North American developers and city planners have forgotten that the greatest neighbourhoods—the ones that feel like a healthy community—have a mix of housing types. In our latest blog post, we make the case for including a healthy mix of unit types in new neighbourhoods.

Sustainable communities include more than one family type, so why are we so set on segregating our neighbourhoods by housing type? It’s time for a change.

07/12/2021

07/12/2021

There's so much that goes into planning a new community, from ensuring the architecture is human-scale, to creating walkable streets, and designing parks & green spaces.

Learn more about how we build communities: landlab.ca/how-we-build-communities/

11/22/2017

Landlab has a developed an entirely new approach to neighbourhood design—Adaptive Development.

Learn more about our urban planning principles: landlab.ca/adaptive-development-principles