Loved Back Then & Still Today Architectural and business solutions often create impact that lasts. In this month's Century Club we've dug up images of some treasures that are no longer with us. Plus we're saying hello to DFS 3.4, our newest plan room update. When we envisioned this plan room and document fulfillment system we started from the ground up and imagined everything you and your development team would need to manage and keep your project running seamlessly and without concerns from concept to close out, and even for future renovations. More
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All Treasured Back Then
Vancouver's Architects have designed some spectacular buildings over the past century, solving problems along the way and creating solutions that have made a lasting impression. Here are a few well remembered buildings and businesses that no longer grace our city. View
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Bank of Ottawa
Here's the Bank of Ottawa on the corner of Seymour and West Hastings in 1912. The new eight storey building was designed by W. Marbury Somervell, but probably slightly changed by Somervell and Putnam (as it has a 1911 building permit in their name). It cost $225,000 to build. Go
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The Railway Club
Vancouver's AEC community have always been keen to keep the city growing and progressing, and at every step Dominion has worked hard to insure we've been printing for their success. This interesting story about The Railway Club further demonstrates Vancouver's diversity. Go
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