Pacific Northwest Regional Architecture

Designed by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Designed by Hughes Condon Marler Architects

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Lynn Canyon in North Vancouver, BC has a cafe at the entrance

Via His extreme Gordness on Flickr

Alex Yale from Myhre Group Architects sent in these images of the marina club house at a new waterfront village community in eastern Oregon that they are working on. I’m loving the post and beam work that allows big windows to both provide great views of the water and take advantage of natural light. I also love the slight curve of the roofs that gives an added touch of visual interest.

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Located in Bamfield, BC is the Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre

Designed by de Hoog & Kierulf Architects

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A new tourist attraction in northern BC near the Alaska/Yukon border

www.yukonsuspensionbridge.com

Designed by Scott M Kemp Architect

The Brentwood Skytrain station in Burnaby, BC

Designed by Busby, Perkins & Will

This is a fire station in West Vancouver, BC

Designed by Omicron

Nancy’s Bakery in Lund, BC, has some great post and beam framing.

Thanks to Flickr member luckyfish for the photo.

You can find this building in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.

Designed by Miller Hull Architects

The Squamish Lil’Wat Cultural Centre is being built in Whistler, BC, and when finished will serve as a centre for education, promotion, and celebration of the region’s Aboriginal culture.

Designed by Alfred Waugh Architect

It’s about time Whistler got some more iconic West Coast Architecture.  I look forward to visiting this building when it’s completed.

The Cactus Club Cafe in Coquitlam, BC, has an outdoor area that is covered by an excellent post and beam roof.

I think this project is still in the planning stages, but it looks great. Another excellent example of modern West coast architecture for Tofino, BC.

Designed by Eleven Eleven Architects

Waterfront Place is an office building in West Vancouver, BC

Designed by architect Karl Gustavson

This is the Black Rock Resort, currently under construction in Ucluelet, BC

Designed by Ron Lea of VIA Architecture who also designed the Brentwood Bay Lodge