900 West Hastings Street, Vancouver
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Now there is a facade that begs for a story to be written about it.
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It certainly does, especially since that’s all that remains of the original building. It’s incorporated into the side of a 1950s tower (grey building, top centre of photo in link). I haven’t found out the story behind it yet.
http://www.pnwarchitecture.com/Building/4828/900-West-Hastings.php
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Sorry, I meant 1960s building.
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Cool. I’m adding this to our architectural photography tour plan!
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The 1960s portion of the building is great, too. I love mid-century modern architecture, as you know.
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