Significant Alberta Architecture

The Alberta Association of Architects published their Chronicle of Significant Alberta Architecture[1] in February 2003 (Phase One) and August 2005 (Phase 2). The project's main goal was to ensure that the public, as well as those with a professional interest in the subject, could easily identify architecturally significant structures developed and still standing in Alberta. The project was undertaken in association with the Government of Alberta (Phase 1 associated with the ministry of Employment, Immigration and Industry and Phase 2 associated with ministry of Economic Development).

Significant structures by location[2]

Calgary
Brentwood (C-Train) LRT station in Calgary
Calgary Tower (Husky Tower)
  • Animal Services Centre
  • Bankers Hall
  • Barron Building
  • Bearspaw House
  • Brentwood LRT Station
  • Calgary Board of Education, Education Centre
  • Calgary Centennial Planetarium
  • Calgary Drop-in & Rehab Centre
  • Calgary International Airport
  • Canada Olympic Park (Paskapoo)
  • Calgary Real Estate Board
  • Calgary Tower (Husky Tower)
  • Centre of Hope, Salvation Army
  • Christchurch
  • Coach House/Maisonneuve
  • Connaught Gardens
  • Destination Africa, Calgary Zoo
  • Franklin House
  • Glenmore Water Treatment Complex
  • Grain Exchange
  • Hudson's Bay Store #4
  • ICT Building, University of Calgary
  • Lindsay Park Aquatic Centre (now Talisman Centre)
  • Lougheed Building & Grand Theatre
  • McDougall Centre
  • Millennium Landmark
  • Native Addictions Centre
  • NewZones Gallery of Contemporary Art
  • Nortel Wireless Communications Plant
  • NOVA Corp
  • Olympic Saddledome
  • Olympic Speed Skating Oval, University of Calgary
  • Renfrew Education Services, Main School
  • Rockyview General Hospital
  • Rosedale House
  • Rozsa Centre, University of Calgary
  • St. Andrew's United Church
  • St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral
  • St. Stephen's Byzantine Ukrainian Catholic Church
  • Shaw Court
  • Shouldice Change Pavilion
  • Southern Alberta Institute of Technology 2001 Project
  • Sydenham House
  • Transalta Corporate Headquarters
  • Urban House III

Edmonton
The University Hospital Complex, which includes the Alberta Heart Institute
The Boys and Girls Club building
The Peter Hemingway Fitness and Leisure Centre (formerly named the Coronation Pool) in Coronation Park
The Telus Professional Development Centre at the University Of Alberta
  • Advanced Technology Centre, 9650 20 Avenue NW
  • Alberta Heart Institute
  • Alberta Legislative Assembly
  • Boys & Girls Club, West Edmonton Centre, 16030 104 Avenue NW
  • Canada Post Bulk Mail Facility (Edmonton Mail Processing Plant), 12135 149 Street
  • Citadel Theatre, 99 Street and 102A Avenue NW
  • City of Edmonton Police Headquarters, 9620 103A Ave NW
  • Coronation Swimming Pool (renamed Peter Hemingway Fitness and Leisure Centre), 13808 111 Avenue NW
  • Edmonton City Hall, 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square NW
  • Hotel Macdonald, 10065 100 Street NW
  • Garneau Student Housing, 88 Avenue and 110 Street NW
  • MacEwan University city centre campus, northwest of 104 Avenue and 105 Street NW
  • Housing Union Building (HUB) student residence, 9005 112 Street, University of Alberta
  • Intuit CBIP Designated Green Building, 7008 Roper Road
  • Muttart Conservatory, 9626 96A Street NW
  • Nilex Inc., 9304 39 Avenue NW
  • Rutherford House, 11153 Saskatchewan Drive NW
  • Stanley Engineering Building, Kingsway Avenue NW
  • Telus Centre for Professional Development, University of Alberta, 87 Avenue and 111 Street NW
  • Telus Plaza Redevelopment Project, 10025 Jasper Avenue NW
  • Walter C. MacKenzie Health Sciences Centre, 8440 112 Street NW
  • West Jasper Place Transit Centre, 87 Avenue west of 170 Street NW
  • Winspear Centre, 9720 102 Avenue NW

Banff
  • Banff Park Museum
  • Banff Springs Hotel redevelopment
  • Banff Town Hall
  • Cave & Basin
  • Composer's Studio E
  • Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel Golf Club House
  • Sally Borden Building

Northern Alberta

Central Alberta
St. Albert Place

Southern Alberta
University of Lethbridge

See also

References
  1. "Significant Alberta Architecture". Retrieved 2010-06-16.
  2. "Chronicle of Significant Alberta Architecture". Retrieved 2010-06-16.
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