Stanley Park Mini Train Station and Waiting Area

The original Stanley Park Miniature Train Station was built in 1964, but unfortunately the station building and adjoining covered guest area was destroyed in October 2012, due to an arson fire.

The City envisioned a design that would replicate and compliment the original “heritage” look and feel of the previous structure and space.

RJC was brought on board as structural engineer to be on the revitalization project.

Key design elements of the project included a new single-storey mini station and waiting area.

Notable structural elements of the guest waiting area featured steel framing with exposed GLT roof Soffit with an architectural finish to mimic the “heritage” look the Client envisioned.

Project Specifications

Location
Vancouver, BC

Building Structure Type
Recreation/Community Centre / Heritage/Historic / Public Sector / Transit - Heavy Rail

Owner/Developer
City of Vancouver

Architect
Carscadden Stokes McDonald Architects Inc.

Contractor
Novcom Construction

Service Areas

Heritage Conservation

Stanley Park Mini Train Station and Waiting Area

The original Stanley Park Miniature Train Station was built in 1964, but unfortunately the station building and adjoining covered guest area was destroyed in October 2012, due to an arson fire.

RJC was brought on board as structural engineer to be on the revitalization project.

Project Specifications

Service Areas

Heritage Conservation

Wood Design

Practice Areas

Structural Engineering

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