The distinctive exterior façade features origami-inspired sunshades formed of one-inch-thick white galvanized steel secured to the concrete balconies independent from the curtain wall, providing privacy for residents while reducing solar heat gain.

Home to 119 luxury market units equipped with exclusive smart home features and bespoke Italian finishes. A state-of-the-art techno-gym and a full-service concierge elevate the residential experience. The tower sits atop a four-storey podium with at-grade retail and 45,000 sq ft of office space above six levels of underground parking.

The 41-storey mixed-use development comprises 457 rental units and 6,500 sq ft of ground-floor commercial space, including multiple food and beverage concepts developed by beloved Seattle brand Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria.

Shaped by an indoor-outdoor philosophy, REN reinvents the standard for shared amenities offering over 23,000 sq ft of social spaces including a fitness centre, wellness rooms, pet spa, co-working space, entertainment lounge, rooftop terrace with firepits and barbeques, and a lobby bar serving handcrafted drinks.

Conveniently located near Victoria Park Station and the Calgary Stampede grounds, BLVD Beltline offers 651 residential apartments and 16,500 sq ft of retail space. The two-storey fitness centre, expansive social lounge theatre, gaming area, outdoor pool, and sky deck are among the many outstanding amenities.

Developed in collaboration with Cadillac Fairview and SHAPE, the masterplan comprises seven residential towers with an extensive commercial component spanning 9.3 acres.

RC at CF Richmond Centre Phase 1 will add 1000+ residential units, 175,000 sq ft of new commercial space, 2,265 new underground and structured parking stalls, and a new public plaza.

Purposefully sited to preserve the existing landscape, the intricate steel building is elevated above Fitzsimmons Creek Floodway by six structural piers. A truss system, spanning 65 feet, allows the building to cantilever 25 feet in either direction.

The exterior of the building is clad in an envelope of dark metal and luminous wood details, virtually invisible between the trees. Inside the museum, the form and character is deliberately minimal to provide a backdrop to the art and a calming space for visitors.

The museum houses the personal collection of Michael Audain and Yoshiko Karasawa, tracing a visual record of British Columbia from the late 18th century to the present day, along with temporary exhibits from around the world.

This 8-floor office tenant improvement, designed by SQ1 Interior Design, has a combination of enclosed offices as well as open workspaces and cubicles. There are also several meeting rooms, seating areas, and coffee stations for employees to congregate at. A staff cafeteria is located on the fourth floor which is equipped with a commercial kitchen and seating area. Adjacent to the cafeteria is a large outdoor patio that extends along the east and south sides of the building.