Joy Chao

 This beautiful 1740 square foot apartment in the Denia, on the Coal Harbour waterfront, was extensively customized during the original construction of the complex in 2002/3. Designer/Architect team, Pat and Chart McCullough, helped the current owners to reconfigure aspects of the original design, and upgrade most finishing elements in the suite. Their aim was to both optimize the dramatic views of Coal Harbour, the north shore mountains, and the marina, and to provide ample storage and functional interior design for the owners, who were transitioning from a single family home to an apartment. The consideration evident in the changes made to the

 

This from American Sculptor

http://americansculptor.org/2008/04/04/dennis-oppenheim-device-to-root-out-evil-to-be-removed/

I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 1501 499 BROUGHTON Street, Vancouver West, British Columbia

Customized & optimized floor plan with many thoughtful extras: appliances, lighting, built-ins! VIEWS! Coal Harbour, the marina below your living/dining room, Stanley Park on your left, the bustle of Easterly Coal Harbour on your right.

I just finished uploading this Condo for sale, 1501 499 BROUGHTON Street, Vancouver West, British Columbia

Customized & optimized floor plan with many thoughtful extras: appliances, lighting, built-ins! VIEWS! Coal Harbour, the marina below your living/dining room, Stanley Park on your left, the bustle of Easterly Coal Harbour on your right.

 

Dennis Oppenheim's sculpture " Device To Root Out Evil" will be removed from Harbour Green Park in the near future and is looking for a new front or back yard in which to reside, and to stimulate conversation.  The opiate of a clearer view of park and water will be restored.  There has been no official comment as to whether or not Harbour Green Park will require a replacement device for rooting out evil.

http://www.canada.com/globaltv/bc/story.html?id=51cb7cd2-7b5e-490a-8d3a-dc9e1cd9f325&k=65737 

 

You Coal Harbour residents will cross the bridge for great food, so we know you'll be heading over to Kits again this summer, where Rob Feenie fed us all so well during his tenure as proprietor at Feenie's.  We will be welcoming Daniel Boulud's line in the kitchen now under the current revamp plans for Feenie's former venue.  

 

http://ago.mobile.globeandmail.com/generated/archive/RTGAM/html/20080314/wlboulud14.html 

 

http://www.danielnyc.com/chef/bio.html 

 

yum, yum! 

Dog people living in Coal Harbour who hail from Ontario will recognize the brandname, Bark and Fitz.  They have opened a new location at 561 Cardero St. in Coal Harbour, and it is close to the entrance to Stanley Park too!

http://www.barkandfitz.com/locations/CoalHarbour.htm 

Woof!  Woof! 

 

 

The 2008 Vancouver International Dance Festival will take place March 4-29, 2008, at locations around Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, including the Roundhouse Community Centre, the Scotiabank Dance Centre, Centennial Theatre, the Norman Rothstein Theatre, Harbour Dance, and Centro Flamenco.

http://www.vidf.ca/main/ 

 

Amongst other noteworthy construction projects mentioned in this article in the Seattle Times travel section, is the imminent opening of The Kor Group's Loden Hotel in Coal Harbour @ 1177 Melville Street.  

 

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/travel/2004129348_olympicsboom200.html 

 

That payload of water in Coal Harbour today was part of convention: 

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/business/story.html?id=76d1c7ee-2be2-478d-b374-7bc62aaac3b9&k=59300