Granville Island Works is a GIBCA Olympic Committee initiative.

Format inspired by Peter Braune, New Leaf Editions.

This project is the result of a synchronistic meeting many months ago between a printmaker on Granville Island and an inspired graphic design student, whose school assignment led her to the Island in search of a good story.

Granville Island Business and Community Association
c/o 1661 Duranleau St., 2nd floor
Vancouver, BC V6H 3S3
Tel. (604)–666–5784
Fax (604)–666–7376

Design, creation, editing and photography by ZenHouse Media, except where otherwise noted.

Tel. (604)–739–9364
info@zenhousemedia.com
www.zenhousemedia.com

Creating visionary graphic design, web and new media solutions, the ZenHouse Media team brings spark and imagination to the heart of every project.

The Story of A People's Place and Granville Island's RenaissanceWritten by ZenHouse Media

Sources: McCullough, Michael. Granville Island, An Urban Oasis. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, 1998

Gourley, Catherine. Island in the Creek: the Granville Island Story. Harbour Publications, 1988

Interview with Ken Tunnicliffe

Interview with Joost Bakker

Historical photos courtesy of Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden Architects (HBBH Architects) except where otherwise noted.

Printed by Horizon Publications
1983 Pandora St.
Vancouver, BC V5L 5B2
Tel. (604)–254–8840

Printed on 70% recycled stock. Horizon uses vegetable-based inks and runs a coldset web press to minimize carbon footprint. All consumables are recycled.

Special Thanks: Peter Braune, Hilary Morris, Calvin Smith, Hazel Currie, Jill Penner, David Caves, Fernanda Robledo, Beryl Wilson, Caroline Roussy, Ken Tunnicliffe, Kevin Head, Joost Bakker, Norm Hotson, Leah Nyrose, Laura MacLellan, Karen Johnson, Micheal Whitney, Anne Ahmad, Mark den Boer, Gord Kristjanson, Elaine Low, Lesley Anderson, Vicky Hallett, Wendy Hallett, Edgar Valenzuela, Yvonne Hertach, Vesna Yankovich, our friends and family, all our sponsors.

ZenHouse Team: Cloe Aigner, Alyssa Burtt, Jocelyn Hallett, Shireen Nabatian, Miranda Ting, Ding-Wen Chen, Brad Eyers, Anna Cunningham, Erin Hope-Goldsmith

• The wire rope factory, now part of the Public Market. Photo courtesy of Granville Island.

• The saw mill now the False Creek Community Center.Photo courtesy of HBBH Archtitects.

• Chain manufactures with chains as as big as a standing man. Photo courtesy of Granville Island.