6 more stunning buildings in Edmonton that'll have you snapping photos
With its colourful history and waves of economic boom shaping the city’s architectural landscape, Edmonton is home to many buildings noted for breathtaking and historic designs.
Last month, we compiled a list of the most stunning buildings across the city. But, as most Edmontonians know, the city is full of gorgeous architecture. Here are some more of our favourite buildings in Edmonton that are perfect for a moody photography session or just something unique to throw on the ‘gram.
City Hall
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Designed in 1992 by Edmonton architect Gene Dub, Edmonson’s city hall combines old with new by incorporating some of the old marble and granite from the old City Hall building into the newer building. It serves as a public gathering space year-round, with water fountains in the summer and an ice rink in front during the winter months.
Address: 1 Sir Winston Churchill Square
Rutherford House
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Rutherford House was home to the first premier of Alberta, Alexander Cameron Rutherford. This beautiful Edwardian-era brick mansion has been beautifully restored and furnished and offers a stunning look back at Edmonton’s past with guided tours and special events.
Address: 11153 Saskatchewan Drive NW
Agent Crystalline Pavilion
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Located in front of the Edmonton Police Service’s Northwest campus, this striking structure emphasizes a sense of vigilance with its bold feeling and attention-grabbing colours.
Address: 18440 127th Street NW
Government House
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Another gorgeous piece of Edmonton’s history, the Jacobean Revival-style Government House was restored in 1964 and used by the Alberta government for ceremonial events, conferences, and official caucus meetings.
Address: 12845 102nd Avenue NW
Alberta Legislature
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One of the most iconic buildings in Edmonton, the Alberta Legislature building commands attention and authority with elements of Greek, Roman, and Egyptian design. Its interior is just as striking, with a large rotunda connecting each wing of the building and imported marble, mahogany, oak, and brass throughout.
Address: 10800 97 Avenue NW
Diwan Pavillion
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We love the tranquil vibes of the Aga Khan Garden at the Univeristy of Alberta Botanic Gardens, and the Diwan Pavillion anchors the space beautifully. It serves as a warm and welcoming place for people of all ages and backgrounds, and it looks stunning in photos!
Address: 51227 AB-60, Parkland County
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