PRESALES VANCOUVER DOWNTOWN

Asia Standard Americas and Landa Global Properties have collaborated with Robert A.M. Stern Architects and Musson Cattell Mackey Partnership to bring you, 1400 Alberni, a dramatic twin-tower residential highrise designed in the early 20th century Formalist style. Standing in contrast to Vancouverism’s glass towers, 1400 Alberni takes inspiration from some of Vancouver’s iconic heritage buildings, such as the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver and the Marine Building. The building design and the selection of limestone cladding are intended to produce something that is equally timeless. 1400 Alberni will be sustainably developed, incorporating cutting edge environmental strategies with the goal of achieving Passive House certification. The amount of energy required to heat and cool the towers is anticipated to be reduced by nearly 90%.

Brought to life by Vancouver’s finest minds in design and development, The Harwood is a 32-storey residential highrise by Strand Development, coming soon the the Burrard Corridor in the West End. These 82 condominiums are at a level of design and finish reminiscent of the mansions that first populated this downtown neighbourhood at the turn of the century. Towering above four levels of underground parking, The Harwood will be built to a LEED Gold building standard with plentiful indoor and outdoor amenities, including a children’s play space and a trellis-enclosed patio.

Coming soon to the Beach neighbourhood in Vancouver’s West End, 1289 Nicola is an exclusive collection of 10 luxury residences by Dimex Group. Designed by Cornerstone Architecture, this 6-storey concrete mid-rise elegantly merges a classic French mansard aesthetic with a contemporary urban palette. Utilizing passive house technology that features super-insulated walls, triple-glazed windows, and a fresh air Energy Recovery Ventilation System, you can save up to 90% of your energy costs. Together, these condominiums represent the ultimate expression of an uncompromised lifestyle.

Anthem Properties has submitted a development application to build a prominent 33-storey residential tower at the southeast corner of West Georgia and Bidwell streets. The team of Kohn Pedersen Fox Architects and Chris Dikeakos Architects have proposed a design inspired by the balance between boldness and subtlety of the mountains, aiming to bring a sense of nature to the convenience of urban living. Interlocking and stepping, the dynamic composition of the tower strongly portrays the character of mountainous rocks. Cascading greens on the upper terraces continue down on the tower facade before spreading out to the podium terraces, then to the ground level landscaping, depicting mountain foothills. A total of 127 market residences will be offered.