Creating 'spaces for diversity' from 'spaces of modernity': The case of the Jane-Finch neighbourhood, Toronto (Canada)

Modernist planning and urban development created a lot of residential space without consulting the people who would live in it. It was generally assumed that the professional planner was the best judge of the needs of the community and knew exactly how to meet these needs through physical design: open green space and high-rise, cheap-to-build...