Banff National Park Pavilion
Alberta, Canada

No longer standing
Demolished or destroyed.
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in collaboration with his Canadian student Francis Conroy Sullivan, the Banff National Park Pavilion was a Prairie School structure completed in 1914 on the Recreation Grounds near Banff, Alberta, at the south end of the Bow River Bridge. Conceived in 1911 with construction beginning the following year, it represented one of only two Wright designs realized in Canada. The pavilion was demolished in 1938.
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- Type
- architectural structure
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- Alberta, Canada
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