Vancouver variety walk: Pacific Centre mall, downtown street False creek waterfront & Chandelier !?!

What's up everybody! Ready for another Vancouver BC walk!?!?! This is a Vancouver 4k video of my walk around the Pacific Mall as well as some downtown streets, and along the false creek waterfront filmed on a beautiful Vancouver afternoon.

The video starts off on the skytrain exiting at Granville Station, before we reach the street level, then head into Pacific Mall. Once inside we tour around before exiting and heading east on Robson Street.

We wander through the streets before eventually getting to the False Creek watefront area where I took a walk through the area before reaching the controversial chandelier that is hanging under the Granville Street bridge. It was designed and placed there by a building developer to garner attention to the building that they are working on, but it was quite controversial due to it's price tag which was seen as exorbitant ( 4.8 million dollars) especially in a city where there seems to be more of a need for affordable housing. It was paid for by a developer, Westbank, and has been titled "spinning chandelier"

Vancouver 4k video TIMESTAMP:

1:00 - exiting Granville skytrain station
2:26 - reaching granville street
3:00 - entering Pacific Centre
5:00 - a view from the Skywalk
7:48 - checking out the food court
13:05 - exiting the mall
13:25 - Robson and Granville and street performer
14:40 - Robson and Seymour Street
17:10 - Robson and Homer Street and the amazing library building
18:20 - Hamilton Street
19:18 - Robson and Cambie Street
20:50 - Beatty street and view of BC Place Stadium
23:30 - passing Smithe Street
25:05 - view of Parq hotel and Casino
26:37 - some cool buildings
30:40 - reaching the false creek waterfront area
34:45 - view of water and aquabus
39:00 - condo skyline!
46:55 - controversy! Spinning Chandelier worth 4.8 million under the Granville Street Bridge!
52:00 - aquabus water taxi leaving, view of granville Island, Granville Bridge, sailboats, power boats, and aqua bikes