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From a bird’s eye view, Vancouver can be seen as a modern Atlantis, a techno-savvy Eden rising from the blue waters of the Pacific. On a sunny day, you can see forever – beyond the urban glimmer of the downtown core, past the sparkling water to mountain peaks capped in white. On days like those, Vancouver is more than a city -- it’s a shimmering Mecca, as full with promise as the imagination can h
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Burke. Siwash Rock. Stanley Park. Vancouver. 2007 - Siwash Rock rises majestically from the waters at Stanley park, standing between 15 and 18 metres. Travelers on the Seawall can admire this point of volcanic rock, the only one of its kind in the surrounding area. It is connected to a First Nations legend grounded in a teaching about unselfishness.
Burke. Yaletown. Vancouver. 2007 - In the 19th century, the Canadian Pacific Railway moved its yard from the town of Yale to the north shore of false creek and Yaletown was born. A warehouse district in the early 20th century, the warehouses were transformed to restaurants, shops and apartments when the area became trendy in the 80s. Now, some of Vancouver's top design shops, bars and restaurants line picturesque sidewalks made of
Burke. English Bay. Vanier Park. Vancouver. 2007 - Beautiful Vanier Park is an airy and popular oasis located between the Burrard Bridge and Kits Beach. Frequented by walkers and joggers twelve months a year, it’s especially known for its summer festival Bard on the Beach. The park also houses three of Vancouver’s best-known museums: the Pacific Space Centre, the Vancouver Museum and Vancouver Maritime Museum. Located alongside the lovely Kits Bea
Burke. Marine Building. Vancouver. 2007 - Erected at the foot of Burrard Street in 1930, the idea for the Marine Building was conceived by Toronto Lt. Commander J.W. Hobbs. Inspired by New York’s Chrysler Building, it was Vancouver’s first skyscraper and the tallest building in the British Empire for over a decade. The building embodies an art deco motif and was designed to appear like a rock rising from the sea. Sea creatures stud the wa
Burke. Harry Jerome. Stanley Park. Vancouver. 2007 - This nine-foot tall bronze statue is in honour of Harry Jerome, a Canadian track and field champion and social justice activist. He set seven world records in his running career, and matched his athletic prowess with academic excellence. He used his standing to secure equipment for young athletes in financial need and did much needed work to end discrimination against Black Canadians. This and his
Burke. Seawall. Yaletown. Autumn. Vancouver. 2007 - Vancouver is distinguished by its much-loved Seawall, which moves through Stanely Park and Yaletown, past Science World, and through Kitsilano Beach to Point Grey. In each of these locations, the Seawall takes on a slightly different personality, owing to the individuality of the neighbourhood. In Yaletown the Seawall feels like a true promenade, as it skirts trendy restaurants, cafes and market p
Burke. Granville Island Marina. Vancouver. 2007 - A privately run marina, the Granville Island Marina is located on Vancouver’s distinctive Granville Island. Sitting under the south end of the Granville bridge in False Creek, Granville Island was a hub of industry called Industrial Island when it opened in 1916. It now contains a public market, shops, restaurants, marina, the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, theatres, studios and art galle
Burke. Seawall. Autumn. Vancouver. 2007 - The seawall is a stone wall around the perimeter of Stanley Park constructed to prevent erosion of the park by the sea. Most of the Stanley Park section of the wall was built between 1914 and 1971 and the full path extends 22 kilometres. After years of conflict and discourse, in-line skaters and cyclists now share the pathway with pedestrians. The seawall facilitates active enjoyment of Stanley Pa
Burke. ScienceWorld. False Creek. Panorama. - The TELUS World of Science began as a temporary Arts, Science and Technology Centre in 1982. The Expo Centre site was secured after Expo 86, and Science World was born. The geodesic dome was designed by Buckminster Fuller and an addition was made to the Expo building. In 1989, the 400 seat OMNIMAX theatre opened. The World of Science is a hands-on science centre with entertaining, interactive, edu
Burke. Vancouver Public Library Vancouver. 2007 - The Vancouver Public library is situated in the Library Square Building, a city block which includes an office tower, shops, restaurants, underground parking and a rooftop garden. Construction for the $100 million complex – the largest capital project undertaken by the city -- was completed in 1995. The seven story library is 37,000 square metres with a seating capacity of 1200. There are 1.5 mill
Burke. Howe St. Cordova St. Vancouver. 2007 - Vancouver boasts a thriving hub of a downtown business district with a surprisingly small radius – 20 by 20 square blocks. The district is bordered by Stanley Park, the West End and Cambie Street, and is located between the Burrard Inlet and False Creek. The industries with the largest portion of head offices in Vancouver are mining and forestry, followed by construction, food distribution, retail
Burke. VPL. CBC. BC Place. Penthouse Lookout. - From a bird’s eye view, Vancouver can be seen as a modern Atlantis, a techno-savvy Eden rising from the blue waters of the Pacific. On a sunny day, you can see forever – beyond the urban glimmer of the downtown core, past the sparkling water to mountain peaks capped in white. On days like those, Vancouver is more than a city -- it’s a shimmering Mecca, as full with promise as the imagination can h

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