Colourful crane folly adding to the new civic space developing on North Vancouver’s waterfront:
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a real relic! See also the Genoa cotton warehouses, renovated into (of course, open air cafes, cinema and retail) by Renzo Piano. They didn’t, however, paint them yellow. Should have…
http://www.urbancenter.comune.genova.it/sites/default/files/archivio/immagini/magazzini_cotone.jpg
Also – that’s a floating sand beach barge in blue in the water – foreground 🙂
And now North Vancouver needs to get it done!