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Erick Villagomez

Erick Villagomez

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Founder and Chief Editor, Spacing Magazine

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  • Minority Rules: A Retroactive By-Election Game - Spacing Vancouver

    By Erick Villagomez Verified| Spacing Magazine Verified With Vancouver’s by-election behind us, the post-mortems have begun—and this one might be more fun than most. One thing was clear: voters wanted to send ABC a message. Throughout the campaign, I had countless conversations with friends, family, and acquaintances about their voting intentions. Now that the results are in, a couple of questions linger:Can we evaluate the outcome of voters’ decisions? Can we determine whether we got it “right” or “wrong”? Most would balk at the idea.

    By Erick Villagomez Verified · Spacing Magazine

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Book Review - platform.MIDDLE: Architecture for Housing the 99% - Spacing National

    By Erick Villagomez Verified| Spacing Magazine Verified Written by 5468796 Architecture (Arquine, 2024)In an era where towering residential skyscrapers increasingly shape urban landscapes—often with unquestioned support from all levels of government—exploring diverse housing typologies beyond these vertical icons has become more essential than ever.

    By Erick Villagomez Verified · Spacing Magazine

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Minority Rules: A Retroactive By-Election Game - Spacing Vancouver

    By Erick Villagomez Verified| Spacing Magazine Verified With Vancouver’s by-election behind us, the post-mortems have begun—and this one might be more fun than most. One thing was clear: voters wanted to send ABC a message. Throughout the campaign, I had countless conversations with friends, family, and acquaintances about their voting intentions. Now that the results are in, a couple of questions linger:Can we evaluate the outcome of voters’ decisions? Can we determine whether we got it “right” or “wrong”? Most would balk at the idea.

    By Erick Villagomez Verified · Spacing Magazine

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Spacing Magazine

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

+1 604-822-2211