10 of Canada’s Most Striking Architecture Photographs
Updated: Oct. 04, 2018We asked you to share Canada’s most impressive architecture on camera. From glittering steel skyscrapers to charming stone buildings, here are our favourite reader-submitted pictures.
Tabletop
The stunning exterior of the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) in Toronto was captured by Karen Allin.
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Reflections
Photographer Maryse Tremblay submitted this incredible shot of the BNP Tower in downtown Montreal.
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City of Legends
Photographer Rhonda Beirnes found inspiration in the habourfront of St. John’s.
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In Colour
The Cape Bonavista Lighthouse remains one of Canada’s best-kept secrets. Thanks for sharing, Norma Keith!
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Granite
Located in Rose Blanche, N.L., this granite lighthouse was built in 1871, operated until 1940, restored in 1999 and is now a Heritage Site. Thanks for submitting, Gloria Young!
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Lost Treasure
This photograph by Joyce Stolte of Alberta is the next best thing to time travel.
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Historic
We’re smitten with this photograph of Alberta’s Boian Hall. Thanks for sharing, Rebecca Bromberger!
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Peachland
Diane Turner took this shot of the Peachland Museum. She writes: “The unique 8-sided Peachland Baptist Church was built in 1910 and served as a place of worship until 1964. Over the years, it was used as a temporary Municipal Hall, Parks and Recreation Office, Fire Brigade Hall and Public Library.”
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Pioneer Days
This charming log church was shot by Karen Carley in Millarville, Alberta.
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