This masterful slice of spiritual Modernism lays hidden in the Eastend neighbourhood of Fulton Place.

This distinctive Westend property was once home to noted Chinese-Canadian painter Lee Kow Yuen.

Canada’s first municipal planetarium is Edmonton’s greatest mid-century jewel.

Our little slice of California, with its bright stucco and red tiles, was a curio to anyone who passed by and unique in a way most Edmonton buildings couldn’t dream of being. Now another glass high-rise will replace it.

105th Avenue’s slowly gentrifying, with old industrial wastes giving way to new condo blocks. What will happen to a building like this?

To some it’s a Modernist masterpiece. To others a “12-storey middle finger to the legislature.” Whatever you think, you won’t have much longer to argue — this tower’s reached the end of the line.

The story of modern-day Edmonton is intrinsically linked with ‘the Bay’. Their former downtown store serves as a monument to their role in building the city.