As the games' host country, Canada built one of the most comprehensive national pavilions in LiveCity Yaletown, making it not just a showcase of the nation's Olympic feats, but a platform for its travel and tourism campaign, which includes separate pavilions for different provinces and territories.
Created by TBA Global Canada and partner GES Canada, the two-story, temporary structure has been a hub of activity since opening on February 12, and unlike most other pavilions, will remain open through the duration of the Paralympics, which end March 21. The site's $10.4 million price tag includes construction, programming, and a variety of video games designed to help visitors pick which Olympic sport they're best suited to.
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas
Photo: Dean Hannas