Westbank

On the top floors of one of the tallest towers at Oakridge, we challenged Italian master designer, architect and artist Piero Lissoni to create our latest estate series — a continuation of our long history of creating the most sought after homes in the cities in which we practice. Source: Oakridge

Our latest residential offering at Oakridge is a 17-storey tower featuring interiors designed by Clemande Burgevin Blachman. The first Westbank homes to come fully furnished, with furniture and accessories curated by the designer. Source: Oakridge Park

Our next residential offering at Oakridge Park is the reinterpretation of our best work, in combination with our collaboration with Azuma Makoto. This is Westbank's Greatest Hits. manifesto Westbank defined Building Artistry. Artistry is our medium for inspiring. To create this artistry we have always gone back to our proven method, searching out collaborators who share our passion. With this building, we're introducing a new artist into our world: Azuma Makoto, an incredible artist from Tokyo who represents everything we value: beauty, inspiring design, meticulous attention to detail, nature and creativity. Source: Oakridge Park

Piero Lissoni is a character, the epitome of what it means to be Italian. When we began examining Piero Lissoni’s work we knew that our first phase of Oakridge would set an extremely high standard for the rest of the project. The depth of his practise and strength of his team are of the highest calibre, which is why they are considered one of the most respected design firms in Italy. If you had to try and characterize his work it would be as a minimalist, but the influences of his heritage are unmistakable. With 42 floors and 319 residential units, Oakridge x Lissoni is one of the tallest residential towers within the Oakridge complex. Lissoni’s design approach for the lobby, the building amenities, the rooftop garden, and all the homes was entirely informed by the proximity and connectivity to the majestic beauty and singular topography of the Pacific Northwest – the dense forests, tree variations, and mountain tops visible on the horizon when the fog breaks. The stunning view that every home and public space in this building offers is the centrepiece around which Building Four is designed. Source: Oakridge Park

Piero Lissoni is a character, the epitome of what it means to be Italian. When we began examining Piero Lissoni’s work we knew that our first phase of Oakridge would set an extremely high standard for the rest of the project. The depth of his practise and strength of his team are of the highest calibre, which is why they are considered one of the most respected design firms in Italy. If you had to try and characterize his work it would be as a minimalist, but the influences of his heritage are unmistakable. With 42 floors and 319 residential units, Oakridge x Lissoni is one of the tallest residential towers within the Oakridge complex. Lissoni’s design approach for the lobby, the building amenities, the rooftop garden, and all the homes was entirely informed by the proximity and connectivity to the majestic beauty and singular topography of the Pacific Northwest – the dense forests, tree variations, and mountain tops visible on the horizon when the fog breaks. The stunning view that every home and public space in this building offers is the centrepiece around which Building Four is designed. Source: Oakridge Park

Our latest residential offering at Oakridge is a 17-storey tower featuring interiors designed by Clemande Burgevin Blachman. The first Westbank homes to come fully furnished, with furniture and accessories curated by the designer. Source: Oakridge Park

On the top floors of one of the tallest towers at Oakridge, we challenged Italian master designer, architect and artist Piero Lissoni to create our latest estate series — a continuation of our long history of creating the most sought after homes in the cities in which we practice. Source: Oakridge

Piero Lissoni is a character, the epitome of what it means to be Italian. When we began examining Piero Lissoni’s work we knew that our first phase of Oakridge would set an extremely high standard for the rest of the project. The depth of his practise and strength of his team are of the highest calibre, which is why they are considered one of the most respected design firms in Italy. If you had to try and characterize his work it would be as a minimalist, but the influences of his heritage are unmistakable. With 42 floors and 319 residential units, Oakridge x Lissoni is one of the tallest residential towers within the Oakridge complex. Lissoni’s design approach for the lobby, the building amenities, the rooftop garden, and all the homes was entirely informed by the proximity and connectivity to the majestic beauty and singular topography of the Pacific Northwest – the dense forests, tree variations, and mountain tops visible on the horizon when the fog breaks. The stunning view that every home and public space in this building offers is the centrepiece around which Building Four is designed. Source: Oakridge Park