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A Modern Condo in Vancouver Gets a West Coast Mod Makeover

  • May 16, 2020
  • Written and Photographed by Ken MacIntyre
the interior of a modern condo in vancouver. a blue sofa in the foreground.
When most people think of West Coast Modern, condominiums probably don’t come to mind. Rather, mid century post-and-beam construction with lots of wood and a coastal setting is more likely…
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Retro Road Trip: Vancouver’s Boldest MCM Building

  • December 17, 2017
  • Written by Ken MacIntyre and Photography by Ken MacIntyre
It’s the city’s biggest, boldest and perhaps most distinguished Midcentury Modern structure still standing and is slated for a heritage revitalization project the likes of which Vancouver has never seen.
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UBC Vancouver’s Modernist Metropolis

  • October 29, 2017
  • Written by Ken MacIntyre and Photography by Ken MacIntyre
For fans of West Coast Modernism there’s no better place to experience midcentury architecture than at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.
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Love For Kitsch + Kitchenalia Revives A Quaint Vancouver Home

  • August 28, 2017
  • Written by Michelle Gringeri-Brown and Photography by Jim Brown
Original appliances, funky patterns and plenty of advertising ephemera keep this place looking not a day over 1950.
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RRT Vancouver west end feat
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Ocean, trees and MCM high rises in Vancouver’s West End

  • May 14, 2017
  • Written and photographed by Ken MacIntyre
Vancouver’s “West End” neighborhood—especially the “West of Denman” area—has arguably the largest concentration of midcentury residential buildings in the entire city.
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RRT Bloedel Conservatory feat
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Midcentury Gems in Little Mountain

  • March 19, 2017
  • Written by Ken MacIntyre and Photography by Ken MacIntyre
Home to a cluster of architectural gems, the Little Mountain neighborhood of Vancouver showcases Brutalism, modernism and art.
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RRR Planetarium
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The H.R. MacMillan Planetarium is a Time Capsule on the Coast

  • February 19, 2017
  • Written by Ken MacIntyre and Photography by Ken MacIntyre
Visit Vancouver's H.R. MacMillan Planetarium for concrete space ships, steel crabs and amazing midcentury architecture preserved perfectly in time.
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RRR Simon Fraser uni feat
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Scholastic SciFi at Vancouver’s Simon Fraser University

  • January 8, 2017
  • Written by Ken MacIntyre and Photography by Ken MacIntyre
A series of Brutalist structures make up this spacey destination and frequent Hollywood location in Vancouver worth a visit.
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