Vancouver, Canada · Completed 2020
| Location | Vancouver, Canada |
|---|---|
| Completed | 2020 |
| Height | 150 m |
| Floors | 49 |
| Use | Residential |
| Structure | Reinforced concrete |
| Developer |
Westbank Corp |
|---|---|
| Architect |
BIG (Bjarke Ingels) Dialog Design |
| Structural engineer |
Buro Happold Glotman Simpson |
| Other consultants |
Integral Group ICON Pacific Construction |
Vancouver House, Vancouver. Constrained to a triangular site at the bottom due to a curving access road to the city, the tower starts with a triangular base and then gently cantilevers out to form a top rectangular floor plan, which optimizes residents space. The project is equipped with several sustainability features, including a rain and grey water reuse strategy in both irrigation and non-potable applications, and an urban agriculture plan that incorporates both walls and rooftops (the development features shorter adjacent podium structures as well) to grow food for residents.