Legion was filmed in Vancouver & Squamish in Canada.
Locations
Arundel Mansion Hotel
Scene where Ptonomy heads inside Philly's memories of her time with David in episode 1x04 “Chapter 4”.
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Main Mall (between Biological Sciences & Stores) (UBC)
Scene where Ptonomy and Kerry get closer to David in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”.
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Music Building (UBC)
Scene where David has a conversation with Syd while evading his pursuers where she tells him that this is all in his mind in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”.
Scene was shot Home of the University of British Columbia's music department.
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Biological Sciences Building (UBC)
Scene where David wanders under a building away from his pursuers in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”.
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Martha Piper Plaza (UBC)
Scene where David wanders past a fountain in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”.
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657 37th Avenue West
Scene where The group arrives at the Division Three base where most of the soldiers are already dead in episode 1x05 “Chapter 5”.
Scene was shot Along with the building across the street, this building was constructed in the 1950s for the Worker’s Compensation Board and then transferred to the RCMP in the 80s as an expansion of the RCMP’s ‘E’ Division headquarters. The building has been in control of the Public Health Services Authority since 2014 after the RCMP moved to their new Surrey headquarters and has been popular with film productions since then.
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Alley (south of Alexander, west of Gore)
Scene where Lenny explains how she stole the stove while walking down an alley in episode 1x02 “Chapter 2”. Lenny rolls David down the alley in a shopping cart while Syd, Melanie, and Ptonomy walk past. Melanie introduces Syd to child-David and Syd gives him a hug in episode 1x03 “Chapter 3”.
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The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts (UBC)
Scene where Melanie walks through the hallway heading towards where Oliver is frozen in episode 1x07 “Chapter 7”.
Scene was shot The Chan Centre is a gorgeous performance venue located on the University of British Columbia campus. The main Chan Shun Concert Hall features a distinctive floating canopy and beautiful teak walls. The smaller Telus Studio Theatre features three-story stacked seating which can be moved into various configurations. The building also features the small Royal Bank Cinema, a beautiful soaring lobby, and various versatile backstage spaces.
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Whytecliff Park
Scene where Young David and Amy play with their dog on the beach in episode 1x03 “Chapter 3”. Amy and David play in a flashback while Amy tells Dr. Poole that they never had a dog as a child in episode 1x04 “Chapter 4”.
Scene was shot Whytecliff Park, right next to Horseshoe Bay, is a beautiful rocky beach and surrounding park. The most prominent feature of the park is a tidal island called Whyte Islet and great views of Howe Sound.
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5255 Heather Street
Scene where David leaves the mental hospital in Syd's body and sees three strange individuals getting out of a car in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”. Lenny has therapy sessions with all the team members in her office in a dream version of the hospital and David is denied pie in the cafeteria in episode 1x06 “Chapter 6”. Lenny waits in the office for David to weaken so she can take over in episode 1x07 “Chapter 7”.
Scene was shot Originally constructed as offices for the BC Workers Compensation Board, 5255 Heather Street was given over to the RCMP during the 1970s to join in the growing headquarters of the RCMP’s ‘E’ Division. The building became vacant after the RCMP moved to their new headquarters in Surrey which was completed at the end of 2012. In 2014 the building transferred to the Public Health Services Authority which has rented it out to film productions.
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Crease Clinic (Riverview Hospital)
Coquitlam Crease Clinic (Riverview Hospital)
Scene where Clark's husband and son visit him in the hospital while he is recovering from his burns. Clark then convinces his superiors to let him return to the field in episode 1x08 “Chapter 8”.
Scene was shot This building opened in 1934 as a veterans treatment center for veterans of the First World War. This included the main building as well as the separate Veterans Dining Block. The main building was expanded in 1945 and reopened in 1949 as the Crease Clinic of Psychological Medicine, a short-term psychological treatment center. Now used almost exclusively for film production.
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Barnet Marine Park
Scene where Kerry, Ptonomy, and Syd head to the home of Dr. Poole to find out more about David only to fall into a trap in episode 1x04 “Chapter 4”.
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Deer Lake Park
Scene where Syd approaches David while he sits by the water and asks about the memory that upset him in and they talk for awhile in episode 1x02 “Chapter 2”.
Scene was shot Located next to the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts, Village Museum, & Art Gallery and featuring the popular Festival Lawn concert venue, Burnaby’s Deer Lake Park forms the artistic center of Burnaby as well as containing a number of picturesque paths and lawns.
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Buchanan Tower (UBC)
Scene where David hides from Kerry and Ptonomy who are following him after his phone call in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”.
Scene was shot Contains offices for the Faculty of Arts, primarily for the English and Language Studies departments.
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Pipeline Road (south segment) (Stanley Park)
Scene where Syd is driving down the street with the people from Summerland in David's body when she changes back to her own body in episode 1x02 “Chapter 2”.
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Walter C. Koerner Library (UBC)
Scene where David makes a call to the hospital to ask about Syd but has to flee when he sees Kerry and Ptonomy walking towards him in episode 1x01 “Chapter 1”.
Scene was shot This library, designed by Arthur Erickson and opening in 1997, is a central feature on the UBC campus. Featuring postmodern architecture, the entire building was designed to look like a book lying open. The original intention was to expand the library backwards, but development plans changed and now the building ends in a plain stucco wall, in contrast with the distinct glass facade on the front.
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