From ArchDaily — Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On

Officially opened in 2010, the Woodward’s Redevelopment project designed by Vancouver basedHenriquez Partners Architects and situated in the city’s Downtown Eastside (DTES), was a contentious proposal from the time of its inception, and has continued to be so in the almost five years since its completion. Yet as the large-scale mixed-use complex, and its role in the community, nears the first of many milestone anniversaries, it offers us a chance for critical reflection and allows for perceptions and understandings to be gathered and assessed. Read more: Inclusivity as Architectural Program: A Reflection on Vancouver's Woodward’s Redevelopment Five Years On

A game-changing building that I show every visiting chief planner. #Woodwards in @ArchDaily: https://t.co/GbRuAa44dN pic.twitter.com/J5hLeKZG0A

— Brent Toderian (@BrentToderian) March 17, 2016