Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,The need for "body heat" to reactivate the abandoned site led to a high density, and ultimately to the development's 43 and 32 storey towers. Image © Bob Matheson

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,© Bob Matheson

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,The umbilical-cord-like "rebirth stair" is a defining feature of the development's public space. Image © Bob Matheson

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,© Paul Worchal

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,© Bob Matheson

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,© Darryl Humphrey

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,Having a multi-functional public space at the heart of the site allows it to be a centre of regeneration for the community. Image © Darryl Humphrey

Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On,© Darryl Humphrey

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