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Vancouver's Granville Island complex rates the status of a genuine urban redevelopment wonder on several counts: it is an old industrial eyesore which has become one of Vancouver's most popular tourist attractions; it is a consciously planned "people place" that works; it is a government-run enterprise that makes money; it is a political creation which almost everyone agrees is a good thing. Vancouver journalist Catherine Gourley skilfully unfolds the story of the island in this visually brilliant pictorial history.
Harbour Publishing
ISBN: 9780920080948
Paperback / softback
8.5 in x 11.0 in - 96 pp
Publication Date: 01/01/1988
BISAC Subject(s): HIS006000-HISTORY / Canada / General
Description
Vancouver's Granville Island complex rates the status of a genuine urban redevelopment wonder on several counts: it is an old industrial eyesore which has become one of Vancouver's most popular tourist attractions; it is a consciously planned "people place" that works; it is a government-run enterprise that makes money; it is a political creation which almost everyone agrees is a good thing. Vancouver journalist Catherine Gourley skilfully unfolds the story of the island in this visually brilliant pictorial history.
Details
Harbour Publishing
ISBN: 9780920080948
Paperback / softback
8.5 in x 11.0 in - 96 pp
Publication Date: 01/01/1988
BISAC Subject(s): HIS006000-HISTORY / Canada / General