Cielo
This 30-storey residential development in Vancouver’s Coal Harbour area is situated between the waterfront and the Central Business District.
The City Works Site, Port Coquitlam, BC
The concept is to build a sustainable, pedestrian oriented, high quality, mixed-use community. The development will embody the City of Port Coquitlam’s commitment to being a sustainable community. Not only will The City Works project meet the LEED Gold level standards for the buildings, but it will also infuse a strong foundation for sustainable development strategies within the project and the City of Port Coquitlam.
Beatty Mews
This development in Vancouver's Quayside Neighbourhood consists of two high-rise housing towers, an eight-storey residential building, and several townhouses.
1616 Bayshore Drive - Tower I & J
Located in Vancouver's Coal Harbour district, 1616 Bayshore Drive is the sixth phase of the highly successful Bayshore Gardens Development.
Yaletown House
Yaletown House is a complex care facility. The facility is located in the Yaletown/North False Creek district.
Vue
This mixed-use project in Vancouver’s Mount Pleasant community includes four storeys of residential condominiums with downtown skyline views, ground-level commercial shops, planted roofs, and a landscaped public walkway that provides welcome greening in this pedestrian-friendly neighbourhood.
The O’Keefe
This eight-storey Vancouver building, designed in collaboration with Davidson Yuen Simpson Architects, references local history while maintaining a contemporary, residential expression throughout its 177 congregate care units, 133 rental suites, and 44 market suites.
Taluswood
Designed in collaboration with Bull, Stockwell, Allen & Ripley of San Francisco, this 240-unit residential project is woven into 63 acres of Whistler Mountain alpine landscape, and effectively utilizes log columns, beams, and wood cladding and shakes, to complement the scenic beauty of its surroundings.
Pacific Boulevard Development
Completed in 1991, this 15-storey, 140-unit condominium tower was designed to provide an architectural transition between new development to the south and Vancouver's historically significant Yaletown District to the north.
Nakiska & Glenmore
This 134-unit residential condominium project in Port Moody was tailored to accommodate steep slopes and challenging soil conditions, and designed with an alpine character to reflect its mountainside location.
Crestmark
Located in Vancouver's Concord Pacific development, this 223-unit building was designed with a “Rails and Sails” theme that echoes the area's railroad history and the surrounding marine environment.
Alvin Narod Mews
A collaborative project with Davidson Yuen Simpson Architects, this 60-unit non-market housing complex in Vancouver's False Creek area was designed with an L-shaped plan that complements the courtyard of the adjacent Yaletown House care facility.
1680 Bayshore Drive - Tower C
This 22-storey Vancouver condominium tower rises on piloti for unobstructed views of the marina, and includes a public plaza with a walkway leading to the waterfront through a unique urban garden.
1650 Bayshore Drive - Tower G
This 19-storey, 76-unit residential tower built in Vancouver’s Bayshore Gardens neighbourhood boasts an extensive water garden with lush landscaping, as well as a fan-shaped plan that provides all units with unobstructed views of Coal Harbour, Stanley Park, and the North Shore mountains.
