Burrard Bridge, Vancouver
A bridge built as a city gate: concrete towers, torch-topped pylons and a steel truss hidden like plumbing…
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…
Seahorses, ships and waves climb its terracotta skin; its lobby glows like a temple of the sea. The…
Vancouver's first Anglican parish, founded 1881 and rebuilt in 1938, St. James combines Art Deco and Byzantine Revival…
A 1930 Vancouver cinema transformed into the Arts Club Theatre Company's main stage after 1998 renovation, now a…
A Depression-era civic tower built as an act of confidence, its clock visible across the city from a…
Canada's oldest Japanese language school, founded in 1906 and anchoring Japantown as a vital center of cultural and…
An Art Moderne movie palace from 1941 anchoring Vancouver's Theatre Row, now a performing arts venue and National…
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