A jogger rounds the curve along the Ross Bay sea wall onto Clover Point.
The Roxy Theater on Quadra Street.
It was the Quadra when I was youngand is one of only a few Quonset hut buildings still in service around here.
More about it’s history can be found here, especially recent changes listed in the comments section.
We had a sustained period of cold this month.
This fountain on the legislature front lawn looks better with solid water than flowing, though there is a little bit of spouting at the top.
I guess they keep the fountains running to make sure they don’t freeze up internally with costly damage.
Hard for me to imagine why wigs of these colours exist.
This shot is actually part of a set about the Roxy Theater on Quadra Street – reflected in the window in this case.
This inscrutable public art consists of this sign, and what are apparently casts in concrete of mattresses, painted barn red.
The artist is (more…)
All three loading bays show up in this view of the back of a Federal building on Langley Street.
That curved structure in the foreground is the “Langley Street Loo” according to this reference, (which might not work on a mobile device not equipped with google maps/street view).
If you do look at that link, can any of you explain why so much space would be left open and unbuilt in the middle of floors 3, 4 and 5?
Was it too let more light into those floors without having real courtyards or atriums?
This light standard looks like it has a Mohawk ‘do.
The gulls and crows are pissed off about it.
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