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One of Vancouver’s most anticipated mixed-use projects, Oakridge Park is a place to work, a place to enjoy culture, a place to call home, and, according to Westbank Corp. founder Ian Gillespie, “a place for people to be inspired.” The 28-acre development more than delivers, thanks in large part to its collaborations with some of the world’s leading architects and designers. Together, Gregory Henriquez of Henriquez Partners Architects, Italian designers Piero Lissoni and Sergio Castiglia, French designer Clémande Burgevin Blanchman, Japanese flower artist Makoto Azuma, and Japanese designer Masamichi Katayama created a new town center: a cultural and civic hub. “When we add a collaborator to our midst, something better comes out of it,” explains Gillespie. “Something magical.”

Oakridge Park

Oakridge, Vancouver

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Davie Village, Vancouver

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Yaletown, Vancouver

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Richmond, Vancouver

Designed by renowned architecture firm Büro Ole Scheeren, Fifteen Fifteen makes a dramatic statement, rising up and out, vertically and horizontally. Its glass cantilevered protrusions, which house a handful of select “Observatory Residences” and a double-height residents lounge, have earned it the moniker “Jenga Tower”—and the nickname fits.

Fifteen Fifteen by Ole Scheeren

Coal Harbour, Vancouver

Vancouver House

Davie Village, Vancouver
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Oakridge Park

Oakridge, Vancouver

Torino

Richmond, Vancouver

Westbank developer Ian Gillespie describes Alberni as “a hundred special moments that reveal themselves as a cohesive work of art.” And, with its curved construction, intricate lattice-like layering, and interplay with the surrounding environment, this residential tower from Japanese architect Kengo Kuma definitely makes a sculptural impression. But it’s so much more than just a striking silhouette; the design also affords views—of the ocean and the mountains—from every home, creating a connectedness to nature.

Alberni by Kengo Kuma

West End, Vancouver

Horseshoe Bay

Horseshoe Bay, Vancouver

Located in residential Westside Vancouver, across the street from Queen Elizabeth Park, Lilibet feels more like a community than a condo development. Designed by Gateway Architecture and BAM Interior (and, yes, named after the monarch), this collection of homes surrounds a shared central courtyard for residents to play, garden, and connect with neighbors.

Lilibet – Homes at Queen Elizabeth Park

Cambie, Vancouver

Vancouver House

Davie Village, Vancouver

Designed by renowned architecture firm Büro Ole Scheeren, Fifteen Fifteen makes a dramatic statement, rising up and out, vertically and horizontally. Its glass cantilevered protrusions, which house a handful of select “Observatory Residences” and a double-height residents lounge, have earned it the moniker “Jenga Tower”—and the nickname fits.

Fifteen Fifteen by Ole Scheeren

Coal Harbour, Vancouver

The Butterfly

Davie Village, Vancouver

The Pacific

Yaletown, Vancouver
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