False Creek Flats is home to around 600 businesses. Here’s one that has stored a house next to a car and a shipping container. Perhaps it’s a sign that this area is undervalued, and overdue for some attention and loving upgrade for the good of us all.
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That looks like the house that was moved from Pendrell Street last year.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/west-end-character-home-starts-precarious-journey-to-new-life-in-east-vancouver-1.3880123
It may not look like much, but under the discolouration there is probably old growth Douglas fir studs. And 10-foot ceilings. A classic tall Edwardian form. It will probably be moved up the coast or over to an island and renovated. Thank gawd it didn’t end up in a landfill.
Is that… free parking.. In Vancouver?