Sidewalk Labs' smart city proposal for Toronto offers a robust vision for urban innovation, but shortchanges the social and cultural dimensions of cities. Great cities won't be created just by ...

In Toronto, Alphabet Inc.’s smart city is dead. It turns out there is no magic fix to be pulled from the cloud. Sidewalk Labs is withdrawing its Quayside development proposal on Toronto’s ...

Sidewalk Labs is closing its project in Toronto, the company said in a brief statement on Thursday. “For the last two-and-a-half years, we have been passionate about making Quayside happen ...

The two-year dance between Toronto and the Google sister company Sidewalk Labs is over. A 12-acre site where Sidewalk had promised to build a smart-city neighbourhood is still empty.

The Alphabet-owned company has turned its Toronto headquarters into a place to gather feedback about the smart neighborhood it's developing. Sidewalk Labs' Toronto office is open to the public one ...

— Sidewalk Labs (@sidewalklabs) October 17, 2017. The project is in Quayside. Sidewalk Toronto is a joint effort by Waterfront Toronto and Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs to create a new kind of mixed-use, ...

Now working on the project together, Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto have imagined a neighbourhood that would incorporate high-tech systems to help solve a slew of current city issues, like a ...

On Wednesday, Waterfront Toronto’s Digital Strategy Advisory Panel (DSAP) released its supplementary report on Sidewalk Labs’ Master Innovation and Development Plan (MIDP). The report is a supplement ...

The Alphabet-owned urban design business Sidewalk Labs on Monday unveiled its long-awaited proposal for an expansive, tech-driven overhaul of Toronto's eastern waterfront. Called Sidewalk Toronto ...

Alphabet subsidiary Sidewalk Labs has abandoned its ambition to create a smart neighbourhood in Toronto amid "unprecedented economic uncertainty" caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Sidewalk Labs ...