Vancouver’s Waterfront Station sits prominently in a crossroad of ‘Classical meets modern’, below the overgrowth of glass sky-scrapers. The building remains as a timeless etched jewel, breathing with present life.
In the Neoclassical style, a Montréal architectural firm in 1914 built Waterfront Station with a deep affection for the old and contemporary. Since, the building has been an evolving fixture that mirrors Vancouver — a melding pot for the earth, ocean, and sky — where Skytrain, the West Coast Express, and the Seabus call Waterfront Station their terminus.