Vancouver Heritage Foundation: created as a private, charitable organization in 1992 by the Mayor and Council of the City of Vancouver, who remain its honorary patrons until today. Under the direction of a private citizen Board of Directors, the Foundation assists with the conservation of Vancouver's built heritage, in recognition of its public benefit.

Technical
Pamhplets

Posters and
Notecards

Modern Architecture CD-ROM

Terracotta Architectural Fragments

Vancouver City Hall and other Timothy Richards Models

Oakhurst tiles

Proceeds from the sale of merchandise on this page goes to support the VHF's programs.

THE GREENEST BUILDING

2008 CD CASE DESKTOP CALENDAR

“The Greenest Building Is…

One That Is Already Built”

Carl Elefante, AIA. LEED AP

The VHF calendar for 2008 is dedicated to the strong connection between heritage & sustainability. Each month features a local rescue and rehabilitation project that integrates green building principles.

Read all about the 13 buildings participating in the calendar here >>

$12 & GST

DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER
MODERNIST ARCHITECTURE MAP GUIDE

Double sided 18"x24" full colour map of Mid-Century Modernist buildings in downtown Vancouver. Includes a self guided itinerary, a background essay about the era and select building write-ups & images.

Pick up your free copy at:

the Vancouver Heritage Foundation office
at 402 - 510 W Hastings St.

9 am-5 pm Monday to Friday

Roche Bobois 716 W Hastings St.

Inform 97 Water St.

YOUR OLD HOUSE TECHNICAL PAMPHLETS

The sixth in the series of "Your Old House" technical pamphlets

Send $2 & GST for a printed copy to:
Vancouver Heritage Foundation
402 - 510 West Hastings St.
Vancouver B.C. Canada V6B 1L8


Paint	Masonry	Wood Windows	Wood Siding	True Colours

CARDS AND POSTERS

POSTER:
Vancouver Heritage Foundation poster
4-colour litho
size approx. 18" x 21"
Price $10

NOTE CARDS:
package of 6 for $12

Watercolour by Michael Kluckner originally reproduced in Vanishing Vancouver

MODERN MOVEMENT ARCHITECTURE in B.C. CD-ROM

MODERN MOVEMENT IN ARCHITECTURE in BC CD-ROM

DOCOMOMO-BC's comprehensive overview of Modern Movement Architecture in B.C. is now available as a CD-ROM, produced with the assistance of the Vancouver Heritage Foundation.

Price $30.00

Shop in person:
INFORM at 97 Water Street in Gastown,
Phone 604 682 3868.

http://www.docomomobc.org/docomomo/

ARCHITECTURAL FRAGMENTS FOR SALE

	Terracotta cornice blocks from the old Toronto-Dominion Bank building at the corner of Seymour and Hastings Streets (now the Morris Wosk Centre for Dialogue). 24 of the original 70 could not be used in the restoration. The blocks were donated to the Foundation by Simon Fraser University. size: 24" x 20" x 10" price: $100 each
Look for further salvage materials in the Greater Vancouver area, including flooring and bricks, at Iconstrux

TIMOTHY RICHARDS ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURES

Fine plaster models formed of traditional materials: gypsum plaster, etched brass, lead, copper and glass.

Price $375 (each) + GST

Vancouver City Hall Model available in two styles:
1. The limited edition with Captain Vancouver statuette
2. The "split" model useful as bookends

Visit Timothy Richards website for more information:
www.timothyrichards.com

To view and purchase, please visit:
the Vancouver Museum Gift Shop
1100 Chestnut Street

Gift Shop Hours: Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
(604) 736-4431, ext. 387

Other Timothy Richards models available through the Vancouver Heritage Foundation are:

Dorchester Foyer $ 410
Royal Academy $375
Oxford Camera $ 450
Hotel Central Prague $ 375

FIREPLACE - SURROUND TILES FROM "Oakhurst" SOLD

"Oakhurst," designed for Charles Gardner Johnson in 1912 by architect Robert Mackay Fripp, is a classic Arts and Crafts rural estate that originally occupied the property east of Oak Street between 57th and 59th Avenues. Today, the house stands on 58th Avenue and is being rehabilitated as part of a larger redevelopment.

The tiles were donated to the VHF from Polygon Homes Ltd. to be sold for fundraising purposes. They are a rust red and green and hand made. They measure about 4" x 2" with some small ones at 1"x 1". They came from two fireplaces. Don Luxton, who is the heritage planner on the project, estimates that there are enough salvaged tiles for one fireplace and part of another. Only some of them are cleaned up, i.e. the cement etc. taken off.

Asking price: $600 SOLD!