This a collection of photos that showcases the changing views of the North Shore Mountains from Vancouver's West End. I ... 
I went to a Saturday afternoon pool party a few months ago on the rooftop of the 42 story Melville building downtown. It had to be the sweetest pool party I’ve ever been too, with incredible 360 degree views of Vancouver and the surrounding mountains.
The rooftop patio and grassy field for playing frisbee or lounging around.
The view of the Burrard Inlet and North Shore Mountains from the top deck.
Looking due east toward the Burrard street business district.
The view of English Bay and the opening of the harbour through the towers of the West End.
Some nice plants enjoying the sunlight, with the North Shore Mountains behind the glass.
Liz and Dustin enjoying the awesome rooftop pool.
The marinas of Coal Harbour and forest of Stanley Park down below.
The 61-story Shangri-La Hotel dwarfs the 48-story Wall Centre (seen to the right), the second tallest building in the city.
Tags: english bay, melville, mountains, ocean, rooftop, shangri-la, stanley park, vancouver
always wanted to know what was up there. Also, I think the Shaw Tower is the second tallest building in Vancouver.
Thanks for the comment! Wikipedia has the Wall Centre at 150 m (491 feet) tall vs. 149 m (489 feet) for the Shaw Tower, so it’s a close call