Burrard Bridge, Vancouver
A bridge built as a city gate: concrete towers, torch-topped pylons and a steel truss hidden like plumbing…
Vancouver: 15 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A bridge built as a city gate: concrete towers, torch-topped pylons and a steel truss hidden like plumbing…
Vancouver's Commodore Ballroom, a late-1920s Art Deco landmark on Granville Street, is Canada's most influential nightclub and North…
A four-storey Romanesque Revival landmark completed in 1900 for a Klondike gold prospector, the Flack Block anchors downtown…
A cylindrical tower crowned by the Lookout—a rotating observation platform that has anchored Vancouver's skyline since 1977 and…
The green copper chateau of the Pacific - eleven Depression years in building, opened for the 1939 royal…
A 27-storey brutalist tower completed in 1968, designed by Arthur Erickson as the MacMillan Bloedel corporate headquarters and…
The Marine Building at 355 Burrard Street in downtown Vancouver is one of Canada's finest examples of Art…
UBC's Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver houses nearly 600,000 ethnographic and archaeological objects, with renowned collections of Pacific…
Pacific Central Station is Vancouver's principal hub for transcontinental rail and intercity bus travel, serving as the western…
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