Tower in the Park Nested amongst natural wonders and thriving streets, Skyllen Pacific's upcoming Pendrell project will offer beautiful views of Vancouver's vistas while boasting proximity to modern day conveniences and luxuries. High-quality design and commitment to sustainability standards will be emphasized throughout the building's architectural nuances and amenities. Source: Skyllen Pacific

Located at the intersection of Vancouver’s Downtown and West End, this dynamic, diverse community hub will bring palpable energy to its growing neighbourhood. Created in partnership with Kingswood Properties and architects Perkins + Will, this multi-use two-tower project will deliver over 600 rental homes, 365 condominiums, a childcare centre and energetic ground plane anchored by retail and restaurants. The site is designed to promote community and connection with an urban park at the heart of the development that creates an open, welcoming space for residents and visitors alike. Developed in partnership with Kingswood Properties Source: Bosa Properties

At the heart of Vancouver’s West End PC Urban’s first concrete tower condominium development is located between Bute and Thurlow, the site is in the heart of Vancouver’s vibrant West End Community. It has walking access to parks, including the world class Stanley Park, beaches, some of the city’s most popular restaurants and shopping and the top entertainment districts. 1150 Barclay will be an 11-storey concrete tower consisting of three 2-storey townhome units at grade with eighteen luxury condominiums above. PC Urban believes a boutique, high-end development in this location would attract the imagination of discerning buyers looking for an alternative to large high-rise developments. Purchasers for this building would most likely be successful professionals or downsizers looking for large units with high-end finishes that reflect their sophisticated tastes, architecturally and their desire to live in something unique. Source: PC Urban

Introducing the world's tallest passive house and Vancouver's tallest residential high-rise. Standing Tall Reflecting the energetic forces of its surrounding Pacific Northwest environment, CURV will be the tallest passive house structure in the world. Located in the heart of Vancouver, and at the highest point of downtown, this is a revolution in sustainable urban living. Beyond Inspired CURV is brilliantly designed by world-renowned architect Tom Wright, with interior design by Andres Escobar of Lemay & Escobar, and the expert management of Kheng Ly from Canada's Brivia Group. With the extraordinary ability to ultra-filter air, soften sound and recover some of its own energy, CURV emanates the blissful feeling of living at the height of now. Source: The CURV

Tower in the Park Nested amongst natural wonders and thriving streets, Skyllen Pacific's upcoming Pendrell project will offer beautiful views of Vancouver's vistas while boasting proximity to modern day conveniences and luxuries. High-quality design and commitment to sustainability standards will be emphasized throughout the building's architectural nuances and amenities. Source: Skyllen Pacific

At the heart of Vancouver’s West End PC Urban’s first concrete tower condominium development is located between Bute and Thurlow, the site is in the heart of Vancouver’s vibrant West End Community. It has walking access to parks, including the world class Stanley Park, beaches, some of the city’s most popular restaurants and shopping and the top entertainment districts. 1150 Barclay will be an 11-storey concrete tower consisting of three 2-storey townhome units at grade with eighteen luxury condominiums above. PC Urban believes a boutique, high-end development in this location would attract the imagination of discerning buyers looking for an alternative to large high-rise developments. Purchasers for this building would most likely be successful professionals or downsizers looking for large units with high-end finishes that reflect their sophisticated tastes, architecturally and their desire to live in something unique. Source: PC Urban