Asian Centre academic library, Vancouver
Facts and practical information
The Asian Library is an academic library located on the Vancouver campus of the University of British Columbia, which houses the Asian languages collections of the University of British Columbia pertaining to Asian studies and Asia. The architecture of the Asian Centre building, in which the Asian Library is located, is based on a traditional pagoda, and the building was designed by Donald Matsuba at the cost of $1.6 million Canadian dollars. The building was intended to be a centennial gift funded by the Government of Japan, serving as a symbol of Asian-Canadian and Canada–Japan relations. The Asian studies idea was created by Geoffrey Brian Hainsworth and a few of his colleagues. ()
1871 West MallUniversity Endowment LandsVancouver
Asian Centre academic library – popular in the area (distance from the attraction)
Nearby attractions include: Museum of Anthropology, Nitobe Memorial Garden, Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre, UBC Botanical Garden.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which popular attractions are close to Asian Centre academic library?
How to get to Asian Centre academic library by public transport?
Bus
- West Mall at NW Marine Dr • Lines: 68 (3 min walk)
- Lower Malll at University Blvd • Lines: 68 (7 min walk)
Trolleybus
- UBC Exchange Bay 10 • Lines: 14 (13 min walk)
- UBC Exchange Bay 11 • Lines: 4 (14 min walk)