I could see the tower for Tokyo, and the long, low-rise building being integrated architecturally in Vancouver quite well. However, IMO, the big Yongsan tower project or such would bee to overwhelming and rather grotesque for crisp-and-understated Vancouver.
Of course! That's the answer I never thought of! But no, not Burnaby, please, not even Metrotown, but Surrey first pick YESSS, ....or maybe Mississauga
http://www.archiscene.net/location/germany/quartier-m-jurgen-mayer-h-architects/
German practice Jürgen Mayer H. Architects shares with us their proposal design for Quartier M in Dusseldorf, which is one of two winning projects in the competition. This massive project accommodates office space in three building blocks, hotel and housing, construction date is set for 2014.
Dancing Dragons by Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture
Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture designs the eye-catching Dancing Dragons project consisted of two towers, one 390 meter high and other 450 meter
Would love to see stuff like Kranhaus in the False creek flats... though given how Central is turning out, I don't have high hopes for any kind of avante-garde massing