Urban Case Studies
We research how other cities have approached planning, transportation, and housing, and write up what happened and what the data showed, so residents and professionals can learn from examples beyond Langley.
Browse case studiesWhat we do
We study how Langley and other cities are built, document local decisions, run counts in the field, and bring people together — publishing our data and methods so anyone can use them.
We research how other cities have approached planning, transportation, and housing, and write up what happened and what the data showed, so residents and professionals can learn from examples beyond Langley.
Browse case studiesWe produce plain-language summaries of Township and City of Langley council meetings, making local decisions easier to follow without anyone needing to sit through hours of video.
Read council summariesWe host free, community-led walking tours as part of the annual Jane's Walk festival, getting people out into different neighbourhoods to see and discuss them firsthand.
See Jane's WalksWe run pedestrian, cyclist, and traffic counts, parking surveys, and intersection observations, then publish the numbers and our methodology for anyone to use.
Our Telraam programWe map and research Langley over time to build a record of how our community changes.
We bring in guest speakers, screen films, and run discussion groups and skill workshops on planning, mapping, and urban design.
We link planning professionals, students, and enthusiasts through meetups and mentorship, building a local network for people who work on or care about cities.
We assist local government by facilitating design charrettes and public engagement processes.
Members shape our research, join field counts and walks, and connect with others who care about how Langley grows.