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Mccullough, Michael

Granville Island - An Urban Oasis

CMHC, Granville Island, 1998

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Année
1998
ISBN
0662274008
Lieu d'édition
Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Auteur
Mccullough, Michael
Éditeurs
CMHC, Granville Island
Format
4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
Edition
F First Edition
Thème
Granville Island - An Urban Oasis Cmhc History 121 pages, including index. Twenty years ago, Granville Island was transformed from a decrepit 37 acre, industrial slum in Vancouver's False Creek to possibly the most, successful urban redevelopment ever seen in North America. Rusty, tin-sided factories were reborn as a public market, an art school, shops, restaurants, theatres, and a great deal more. Today, Granville Island boasts more than eight million visits a year, 2, 600 jobs and the highest sales per square foot of any public, market on this continent. A chronicle of the Granville Island, story which celebrates what the Island has to offer, and peers inside its seldom-seen inner life. An attractive, interesting and enjoyable volume. Colour photography throughout., Book in fine unmarked condition but for gift inscription upon, top half of front free endpaper which has been whited out., British Columbia
Description
J H Very Good Hardcover
Etat de conservation
Tres bonne condition
Langues
Anglais
Reliure
Couverture rigide
Premiére Edition
Oui

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121 pages including index. Twenty years ago, Granville Island was transformed from a decrepit 37 acre industrial slum in Vancouver's False Creek to possibly the most successful urban redevelopment ever seen in North America. Rusty tin-sided factories were reborn as a public market, an art school, shops, restaurants, theatres, and a great deal more. Today, Granville Island boasts more than eight million visits a year, 2,600 jobs and the highest sales per square foot of any public market on this continent. A chronicle of the Granville Island story which celebrates what the Island has to offer, and peers inside its seldom-seen inner life. An attractive, interesting and enjoyable volume. Colour photography throughout. Book in fine unmarked condition but for gift inscription upon top half of front free endpaper which has been whited out. Book
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