
Archive for the ‘Calgary Architecture’ Category
Calgary Board of Education Building – CBE
Built in 1969, Calgary’s CBE building was designed in the height of Brutalism’s popularity. In 2012 it was sold for $36.5 million, and has sat vacant after suffering damages from the 2013 floods.
South West Calgary Giuffre Family Library
The South West Calgary Library was originally called “Alexander Calhoun Library” after Alexander Calhoun, Calgary’s first chief librarian and the library’s longest-serving CEO. In 2018 the library was renamed “Giuffre Family Library” after a $1.5 millon dollar donation from the Giuffre family.
COCO by FAAS Architecture | Architectural Photography

While photographing architecture in Calgary, I spent some time documenting COCO, a contemporary residential project designed by FAAS Architecture in the city’s Marda Loop neighborhood. The four-storey building stands out through its clean lines, modern materials, and careful attention to scale, demonstrating how higher-density housing can be integrated into an established urban community. The project was designed to provide modern urban living while contributing to the continued growth and evolution of one of Calgary’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Other examples of my architecture work can be found here.
Douglas Coupland – Northern Lights – Telus Sky
Artist Douglas Coupland’s Northern Lights art installation unveiled on the facade of the Telus Sky building in downtown Calgary Alberta October 24th, 2020

Calgary Architecture – Devon Tower

Built in 1988, Devon Tower (formally Canterra Tower) was designed by Toronto architect, WZMH Architects.


















