1919 – Canadian National Terminal, Vancouver, Canada
A large, Beaux-Arts-style railway station,
A large, Beaux-Arts-style railway station,
Construction started in 1928 by Canadian National Railways,
The second of three hotels to bear the name Vancouver was a 15 storey Italian Renaissance style hotel built by the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Strikingly sculptural modernist hotel tower, now the Sandman Suites,
An elaborate example of the Richardsonian Romanesque architectural style,
Part of a wave of City Hall building across Canada in the 1950s and 60s.
A Montreal intuition that closed suddenly in late January 1978 when the department store’s 700 employees had been told they need not return.
A unique combination of precast,
Constructed on the site of the former Canadian Northern Railway station,
Originally known as the Centennial Library,