Burrard Arts – Emerging From Architecture

Burrard Arts Foundation presents the new exhibition: Emerging From Architecture on display November 18 to December 18, 2021 at 258 East 1st Ave in Vancouver
Continue reading this postBurrard Arts Foundation presents the new exhibition: Emerging From Architecture on display November 18 to December 18, 2021 at 258 East 1st Ave in Vancouver
Continue reading this postThe Vancouver Modern Home Tour on September 14 ,2019 gives people a chance to explore and view some of the greatest examples of modern residential architecture right in their own city.
Continue reading this postArchitectural Walking Tours of Vancouver with AIBC from July to September in 6 Vancouver neighbourhoods including Chinatown, Gastown, Yaletown, Downtown, West End and Strathcona.
Continue reading this postWhenever we have family or friends visiting us in Vancouver I always try to do two things: Get them up a mountain and then get them out on the water. From both vantage points they can immediately scope out the landscape, get their bearings, and get a unique introduction to the city. These were the […]
Continue reading this postI started my Vancouver Icons Photo Series a few years ago to showcase photos taken of popular landmarks, buildings, places, and statues around Metro Vancouver. However, there are so many great themes that appear in the Miss604 Flickr Pool that do not necessarily associate with the exact same place so I have decided to do […]
Continue reading this postThe Vancouver Archives will be hosting a panel discussion at the UBC Robson Square Lecture Theatre April 26th called “Legacies, Lessons, and the Future: Harland Bartholomew’s Master Plan and Papers on the City of Vancouver, 1926-1948”. 1928 – Vancouver Town Planning Commission, Harland Bartholomew and Associates. Archives Item# PD 3113 In 1926, Harland Bartholomew and […]
Continue reading this postYesterday Vancouver lost an icon who helped shape many city skylines. World-renowned architect Arthur Erickson passed away at the age of 84 and included below are some photos I’ve found that capture just some of his influence on our region. Simon Fraser University Photo credit:
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