The entry canopy on timber columns, the Salishan Place sign in the foreground

Fort Langley, British Columbia

Salishan Place

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Salishan Place, the museum and library in Fort Langley, designed by Site Lines Architecture. The timber colonnade, the exhibition galleries, and the rooms inside, photographed in daylight and at dusk.

Architect: Site Lines Architecture
Millwork: Zarin Architectural Millwork
Builder: Eagle Builders

The street colonnade, timber columns under a long roof, trees behind

The building's corner, panel cladding and a band of glazing

The approach to the canopy, flags and the sign

The entry facade seen through evergreens, timber columns under the roof

The entry doors under the canopy, the Township of Langley crest on the wall

A corner of glazing under a deep roof, planting at the base

The street elevation with flags, the canopy at the entry

The building from above, the street and evergreens around it

The building and the fields beyond, seen from above

The building through tall trees, glazing at the ground floor

Steps up to a wood-clad wall, a painted circle in the paving

Wood-toned panels on the facade, a handrail at the left

A timber column meeting the wood soffit, a tree beside it

Timber columns and the wood soffit at the colonnade

A paved terrace beside a white volume, evergreens beyond

The upper terrace, a white mechanical volume and a door

The upper facade, a dark window in a white panel, trees below

A close view of the large wall panels, leaf shadows across them

A timber beam meeting a column under the soffit

A curved wood reception desk in front of a window wall

The reception desk and the window wall

The reception desk, blue chairs, and doors behind

A service counter with wood upper cabinets and a display panel

A white exhibition wall with a short line of text, teal panels beside it

The gallery, display cases and a red artwork on the far wall

A gallery with a lit vitrine and cases along the wall

A tall vitrine in the gallery, cases receding behind it

An exhibition wall of textured panels, the word Langley across it

A row of display cases under the timber structure

A display case in the gallery, teal and wood panels behind

A freestanding display in the gallery

The stair hall, a person on the lower flight, bridges above

Timber columns in the exhibition hall

Columns around a white curved form in the exhibition hall

A gallery bay with a red wall and a low display

Hanging portrait banners between timber columns

An empty hall, polished floor and a line of windows

The same hall, a ring light in the ceiling and a window wall

Stainless counters and shelves in the kitchen

The hall along the windows, a screen on the end wall

The theatre, rows of seats facing the dark stage

The commercial kitchen, a hood over the cooking line

A washroom vanity in wood, two sinks and a mirror

An office counter with chairs, a glass wall behind

A meeting room, a mural of a bear on the wall and a long table

A white stair with open risers

A kitchenette with wood cabinets and a refrigerator

A stair beside a blue wall

Bookshelves, a small table, and coloured circles on the wall

A narrow aisle between mobile archive shelves

A room of round tables and chairs, windows along one wall

The building at dusk through the trees, the canopy lit

The colonnade at dusk, warm light under the soffit

The lit walk under the roof at dusk

Timber columns and the soffit lit from below at dusk

The entry at dusk, light pouring from under the canopy

The full elevation at dusk, the canopy and colonnade lit

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