In 2014, the municipal government issued $2.83-billion in building permits, which exceeds pre-recession levels for an all-time record. Image: Vancity Buzz TELUS GardenLocation: 520 West Georgia Street, VancouverBudget: $750-millionCompletion: Office tower – spring 2015 Residential tower – 2016Architect: Henriquez Partners ArchitectsHeight: Office tower – 90 metres (295 feet); 24 storeys Residential tower – 136 metres (446 feet); 46 storeysThe $750-million TELUS Garden city-block sized redevelopment project is racing towards completion. It comprises of one office tower at the north of the city block facing West Georgia Street and a taller residential tower on the southeast corner of Robson and Richards streets.The 457,000 square foot office tower component of the project aims to attain a LEED Platinum standard through green elements such as 10,000 square feet of green roofs, rooftop solar panels, and a rainwater capture system for non-potable water and irrigation.Its major office tenants include the TELUS national corporate headquarters, Amazon Canada and Bull Houser, with tenancy expected to begin this spring. Completion on the LEED Gold 428-unit residential tower is scheduled for 2016.TELUS Garden is one of the city’s most anticipated developments given the scale of the public amenities offered. The will be converted into a vibrant pedestrian space with art and retail space and a between the 16th and 18th floors of the office building could help animate the urban landscape during the dark, grey winter nights.There will also be, including a relocation of the. Image: Vancity Buzz The ExchangeLocation: 475 Howe Street, VancouverBudget: $240-millionArchitect: Harry GuggerCompletion: 2017Height: 114 metres (374 feet); 31 storeysThe Exchange strives to restore Vancouver’s 1929-built Old Stock Exchange building while also attempting to attain a LEED Platinum environmental certification.The office tower project is being driven by Credit Suisse and designed by Swiss architect Harry Gugger.
Office levels will be added above the existing mid-rise structure to turn the site into a high-rise.In addition to restoring the historic facade and old trading floor, project proponents will construct “seriously green” elements such as rooftop solar panels, integrated geo-exchange thermal regulators, storm water retention and reuse, and hydronic heating and cooling systems.The, the largest bank in Quebec, will be the anchor tenant of the building. Image: Vancity Buzz 745 Thurlow StreetLocation: 745 Thurlow Street, VancouverBudget: $150-millionArchitect: Musson Cattel Mackey PartnershipCompletion: 2015Height: 92 metres (302 feet); 23 storeysThe 23-storey, 365,000-square-foot office tower at the southwest corner of Thurlow and Alberni streets will help bring additional foot traffic to the Robson Street and Thurlow Street shopping corridors.The first three floors of the Bentall Kennedy building will be utilized for retail, restaurant and amenities, including the after it vacates its current space at Robson and Howe streets later this year. Quebec-based engineering giant SNC Lavalin will occupy 100,000 square feet of office space above the retail podium.745 Thurlow Street is striving for a LEED Gold environmental certification. Image: Vancity Buzz One PacificLocation: 68 Smithe Street, VancouverArchitect: IBI/HB ArchitectsCompletion: 2016Height: 91 metres (299 feet); 18 storeysAcross the street from the Urban Casino Resort near BC Place, Concord Pacific is constructing a 18-storey residential project with 423 market units and 45,000 square feet of retail on the podium.The building features curved glass facades, a sky garden, a podium with palm trees and a small lap pool with a cantilever glass feature that overlooks the building’s entrance.
Image: Vancity Buzz Rogers Arena TowersLocation: 800 Griffiths Way, VancouverBudget: $300-millionArchitect: Walter Francl Architecture, Busby Perkins Will, B.H. Bunting CoadyCompletion: Multi-tower project – 2015 to 2018Height: Three towers between 26 to 31 storeysThree towers with 614 residential rental units will enclose Rogers Arena in the coming years. The lower levels of the towers will be occupied by office space.The West Tower is scheduled for a completion this spring, but a portion of its lower levels have already opened as expanded concourse, washroom and dining space for Rogers Arena.Construction has begun on the South Tower and site preparation for the East Tower is expected to follow soon. A fourth tower, pending City approval, could be built on the northeast corner of the arena city-block – directly across from the SkyTrain entrance.The Aquilini Group has noted that the in order to appease the arena’s future residents: “We will lose some concerts, we know that.
But we need to rent the places. It is in our best interests to control the noise,” Aquilini Development president David Negrin told the. Image: Vancity Buzz Vancouver HouseLocation: 1400 Howe Street, VancouverBudget: $400-millionArchitect: Bjarke Ingels GroupCompletion: 2018Height: 150.3 metres (493 feet); 52 storeysOne of Vancouver’s most architecturally daring buildings, designed by world renowned Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, is slated to become an iconic ‘gateway’ into the downtown peninsula.Vancouver House is located at the north end of the Granville Street Bridge. Its base is a triangle that gradually evolves into a rectangle as it ascends to the top and it carries a unique facade that mimics a honeycomb.The mix-used project will consist of 407 market residential units and 95 market rental units within the main tower and podium. Two six-storey triangular shaped buildings are part of the project for office space and 80,000 square feet of retail such as grocery, liquor and drug stores.A major public realm component to the development will also provide the quiet residential area with a vibrant and active entertainment and retail hub. This includes a new covered event space under the bridge with a capacity for 2,800 people and a on the underside of the bridge deck.Vancouver House is aiming for a LEED Gold certification.
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Construction progress on the Canada Post redevelopment in downtown Vancouver on June 10, 2019. (Kenneth Chan / Daily Hive)It’s an impressive feat of engineering, with industrial-strength rigid steel and support columns now completely exposed. Construction progress on the Canada Post redevelopment in downtown Vancouver on June 10, 2019. (Kenneth Chan / Daily Hive)The heritage podium will be largely retained and restored as an integral component of the project, including granite walls on the street front and the six-metre-tall cast-aluminum Canada coasts of arms perched up high on the building’s West Georgia Street facade.But glass windows on the ground level along West Georgia Street have been completely knocked out for a new retail and restaurant space design that opens up to a large plaza space on the site’s former ground-level parking.
Construction progress on the Canada Post redevelopment in downtown Vancouver on June 10, 2019. (Kenneth Chan / Daily Hive)When fully complete in 2023, the redevelopment will entail 1.13 million sq. Of office space, with at least 416,000 sq. Dedicated to Amazon for its expansion into the city.The tenants for the remaining office spaces have not been announced at this time, however, Amazon has options to this space. But much of the remaining office space could be absorbed by Amazon, given that.Below the upper office levels will be 185,000 sq. Of retail space, including a mall-like retail concourse and a.
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Artistic renderings of the design show structural steel beams will be fully exposed and painted grey within this common space in the retail section of the redevelopment. January 2019 artistic rendering of The Post redevelopment in downtown Vancouver. (QuadReal Property Group)The entire complex will employ over 7,000 people, including at least 3,000 jobs from Amazon. It is the single largest office building in the city.Parking will be located within underground levels and within the upper podium levels — the floors between the retail levels and the office towers.QuadReal Property Group is the developer behind the project, and Musson Cattell Mackey Partnership is the architect.
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