550 West Hastings: a temple for tomorrow
777 : 777 Hornby Street, Vancouver, British Columbia
Item is a promotional brochure about a building to be constructed at 777 Hornby St. (at Robson). Architect was Frank Roy. Design Consultants were Thompson, Berwick, Pratt and Partners.
A future for the past: the preservation and reuse of old firehalls in Vancouver
A heritage building assessment study: the Chinese Benevolent Association of Vancouver
[Advertisement for Chicago's exposition center]
[Advertisement for the Coliseum bylaw]
B.C. Lions souvenir edition : 30th anniversary : Welcome to our new home
Blocks 51-61-71 : proposed development by Arthur Erickson
Carlberg Jackson partners, architecture
Directional garage building, patented
General description of proposed Acute Building at the Vancouver General Hospital, January 28th, 1953
Guide to Historical Brantford and Brant County : [extract]
Henry Birks and Sons Ltd. 'where and when did the firm begin?'
Heritage Hall : saving yesterday for tomorrow
Hodson manor: inventory of original fittings
Illustrated catalogue of composition capitals and brackets manufactured by the decorators supply co.
Invitation to official opening of Cathedral Place
Opening was Thursday Aug. 8, 1991 at Cathedral Place.
It's time, time to restore an old building to its former grandeur : Heritage Hall
It's up to you, it's your university : help build the U.B.C. Memorial Gymnasium
Kwakiutl house and totem poles
Kwakiutl house and totem poles at Alert Bay, B.C.
Massive change is happening : BC Place : trading cards
Minnekhada Lodge "a dignified past"
New Pacific region marketing headquarters
Item is a report prepared in conjuction with the formal franchise application made by the Vancouver Hockey Club Ltd. to the Board of Governors of the National Hockey League, June 1968. Item includes a history of hockey in Vancouver, short biographies of Directors of the Vancouver Hockey Club, and information about the Pacific Coliseum including a map.
Opening of new Parliament Buildings, British Columbia, 1898
Reception in honour of the 1988 heritage award recipients
Roedde house and central city mission - What do these two buildings have in common?
"While the province of British Columbia was still young, she gave birth to two lusty children - Vancouver, the village that became a great City, and Woodward's, the Store that has become an institution. Their birthdates are within a few years. Their stories have followed a remarkably parallel course. This book is an attempt to depict the principal events in their astounding growth." Includes colored drawings of Woodward's original store at Harris Street and Westminster Avenue in 1892 (now Main and Georgia), Hastings Street during World War I, Old Hotel Vancouver (Granville and Georgia), Woodward's Store after alterations (1947), St. James Anglican Church, Oakridge Shopping Centre (1959), and Woodward's self-park garage (1957).
The pointe is -- where we work, where we play
The stadium : the building of B.C.'s dream : official souvenir book
The Stadium at B.C. Place : Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada : opening June 1983
Artist's rendering of B.C. Place Stadium, set in a photographic background of Vancouver, in poster format.
The Stanley Park earthen architecture project.