Vancouverism is an urban planning and architectural philosophy characterized by a large residential population living in the city centre in mixed-use developments, typically narrow, high-rise resident
Vancouver skyline in June 2015, dominated by residential high-rises.
Vancouverism high-rises often sit on top of a commercial or residential podium.
The Vancouver metropolitan area as seen in 2018; note the Strait of Georgia in the lower foreground and the North Shore Mountains in the upper background.
Example of a view corridor in Vancouver, showing an open view of the North Shore Mountains.
In urban planning, Brusselization or Brusselisation describes unregulated and often chaotic urban redevelopment with little regard for architectural and cultural heritage, resulting in a fragmented ci
Vancouverism
…Architecture of Vancouver Brusselization James K. M. Cheng…
Blaton Tower, a modern high-rise in Brussels, built on the site of Victor Horta's Maison du Peuple/Volkshuis
South Tower in Brussels, as seen from the Rue de Russie/Ruslandstraat, near Brussels-South railway station, in 1980
The Europa building, situated in the partially demolished and renovated Résidence Palace, is an example of contemporary Brusselization.