Torontotransforms.com Website Review

a companion website to the book by edward relph, published by upenn press, 2014, that examines the transformations in toronto since its. north america.other books in the series are about boston, philadelphia, portland, san diego, phoenix, the research triangle, new jersey, miami and detroit.a link to the upenn announcement for my book, with information about ordering it either in hard cover or as an if you have comments or questions about the book or this website the best way to contact me is by email at [email protected]. as a portrait, or biography, of an urban region my book emphasizes the remarkable changes to urban landscapes that occurred as toronto grew from a tiny settlement established in 1793 as a british colonial capital, into a polycentric metropolis with a population well over six this website is mostly an extended photo-essay that parallels and elaborates what i wrote about toronto. among other things it allows me to share some of the many photos of the urban region that i have taken over the last twenty years. it also provides active links to relevant if you wonder who i am and my qualifications for writing about toronto, there is a short biography at the bottom of the page (and i this “about ‘toronto transforms'” page is an introduction to the website and how it works, with a chapter by chapter synopsis that gives a quick overview to help you to skip to sections you find most relevant. the book man*script i finished in 2013. and most of the web pages were done by early 2014.  the posts i date in the title. i have had other things to do for several months so have not updated things for some time, but am now modifying some details, for instance about priority neighbourhoods (now calledstrong navigation is usually through the menu at the top since i mostly use a full page width layout. on this page the menu on the right also includes links to posts. the photos pop-up in larger versions if you click on them. captions to photos are in italics and i often