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Development, Office, Retail

24-Storey Office Tower Pitched for 50 ft. Granville Street Site

Bonnis Properties has submitted their formal application for 526 Granville Street, a 6,000 SF DD zoned site located on the East side of Granville between West Pender and West Hastings.

The site is currently improved with a 3-storey heritage commercial building.

The proposal for the site is a 24-storey office building that includes:

  • 123,193 SF of office space;
  • 2,573 SF of retail space at grade;
  • A total density of 20.98 FSR;
  • A building height of 335 ft.;
  • retention of existing heritage facade;
  • Payment -in-lieu parking spaces and 95 bicycle parking spaces.

The application is being considered under the Downtown Official Development Plan.

The architect for the project is Perkins + Will.

October 28, 2020by david.taylor@colliers.com

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