1912 – The Sylvia Hotel, Vancouver, British Columbia
Architect: W.P. White
Originally built as an apartment block,
Originally built as an apartment block,
The Union Bank, constructed in 1912 was designed in the style of the Chicago School,
Designed by the architectural firm of Parr and Fee –
Now known as Waterfront station,
Now a branch of Birks.
Fine 1920s bank building in a stripped back classical style,
Designed by Burke, Horwood &
Proposed development of site on Burrand Street as a new Civic Centre for Vancouver.
Built in the Gothic style of the thirteenth century to the design of J.C.M.
Inspired by New York’s Chrysler Building,