Canron: Anatomy of a decision

One of the dilemmas facing planners and heritage activists in the redevelopment of old industrial sites is what to do with unique structures of a largely bygone era. One such structure is the Canron (Canadian Iron) Building in Vancouver's Southeast False Creek.

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VIURRSpace (Vancouver Island University)
Published
2026-03-12
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https://doi.org/10.25316/r5dj-z394
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Political Systems and Governance
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Canron: Anatomy of a decision

Don Alexander
VIURRSpace (Vancouver Island University)
Political Systems and Governance
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Canron: Anatomy of a decision

Don Alexander
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Abstract

One of the dilemmas facing planners and heritage activists in the redevelopment of old industrial sites is what to do with unique structures of a largely bygone era. One such structure is the Canron (Canadian Iron) Building in Vancouver's Southeast False Creek.

VIURRSpace (Vancouver Island University)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 100%
Political Systems and Governance
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