MacMillan Bloedel Building

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The MacMillan Bloedel Building is a landmark modernist office tower in downtown Vancouver, Canada, renowned for its bold, sculptural concrete design by architect Arthur Erickson.

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instanceOf heritage building
office building
architect Arthur Erickson
Francis Donaldson
architecturalStyle Brutalism
Modernism
awardedInYear 1970
city Vancouver
completionDate 1968
constructionStartDate 1966
continent North America
coordinates 49.285°N 123.123°W
country Canada
countryCapitalOfLocatedIn Ottawa is capital of Canada
developer MacMillan Bloedel Limited
linked to: MacMillan Bloedel
hasArchitecturalAward Massey Medal for Architecture
hasElevatorCount 8
hasFloorArea approximately 25,000 square metres
approximately 270,000 square feet
hasFunction commercial offices
hasNearbyStreet Burrard Street
Thurlow Street
West Georgia Street
height 302 feet
92 metres
heritageDesignation City of Vancouver heritage building
heritageStatus protected
inception 1968
locatedIn Vancouver
downtown Vancouver
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity British Columbia
locatedInTimeZone Pacific Time Zone
materialUsed precast concrete
reinforced concrete
namedAfter MacMillan Bloedel
notableFor bold vertical concrete fins
deeply recessed windows
distinctive Brutalist massing
sculptural concrete facade
numberOfFloorsAboveGround 27
openingDate 1968
originalOwner MacMillan Bloedel Limited
linked to: MacMillan Bloedel
postalCode V6E 3C9
provinceOrState British Columbia
streetAddress 1075 West Georgia Street
use office

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Arthur Erickson notableWork MacMillan Bloedel Building