Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, teacher, and writer, whose passion and advocacy for the city over the past decades has involved him in virtually every aspect of its remarkable transformation. He lives in Toronto.

In Toronto Reborn, Ken Greenberg shows his in-depth knowledge and insights of urban design and the social and economic life of cities. This comes from a lifetime of helping cities around the world become better places for everyday people to live. Toronto Reborn is a must read for anyone interested in how and why cities change, and a call to action for those who have chosen Toronto as the place to live, work, and bring up their families. Ken’s values and insights have been a lifelong guide and inspiration to all people who live in cities.

• MapsForeword by David CrombiePrefeceIntroduction: Toronto as CruciblePART ONE: ON THE GROUND1 How Change Appears2 Neighbourhoods Coalesce3 Changing how we Move4 Expanding Common Ground5 The City in Nature6 Institutions as City Builders7 Suburbs Become Urban 8 New Frontier on the WaterfrontPART TWO: A NEW CITY9 The Threads Come Together10 Unleashing the Power of the City11 The Chance to Be Our Best Selves Afterwordby Zahra Ebrahim AcknowledgmentsImage CreditsIndex

Ken Greenberg is an urban designer, teacher, and writer, whose passion and advocacy for the city over the past decades has involved him in virtually every aspect of its remarkable transformation. He lives in Toronto.

In Toronto Reborn, Ken Greenberg shows his in-depth knowledge and insights of urban design and the social and economic life of cities. This comes from a lifetime of helping cities around the world become better places for everyday people to live. Toronto Reborn is a must read for anyone interested in how and why cities change, and a call to action for those who have chosen Toronto as the place to live, work, and bring up their families. Ken’s values and insights have been a lifelong guide and inspiration to all people who live in cities.

• MapsForeword by David CrombiePrefeceIntroduction: Toronto as CruciblePART ONE: ON THE GROUND1 How Change Appears2 Neighbourhoods Coalesce3 Changing how we Move4 Expanding Common Ground5 The City in Nature6 Institutions as City Builders7 Suburbs Become Urban 8 New Frontier on the WaterfrontPART TWO: A NEW CITY9 The Threads Come Together10 Unleashing the Power of the City11 The Chance to Be Our Best Selves Afterwordby Zahra Ebrahim AcknowledgmentsImage CreditsIndex