We are privileged to present this rare 153′ x 100′ development site at the corner of West 41st Avenue and Maple Street in Kerrisdale. The site is zoned C-2 and allows up to 2.50 FSR density. The site not only features an excellent site size and location, but a rare park-facing lane frontage allowing unobstructed views to the North.
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Listraor has submitted a development application to the City of Vancouver for permission to develop a 4-lot land assembly on Yukon Street in the Marpole area of South Vancouver. The site sits directly across from Winona Park.
The proposal includes:
The application describes the design rationale: “This proposal is to develop the property with four buildings arranged around a central courtyard/mews with thirty-one townhomes over one level of underground parking. Each building is four storeys in height with three storey townhomes stacked on top of one storey ground level townhomes. The ground level residences are accessible directly from Yukon Street and the courtyard, and the three storey residences have entries accessible from the courtyard on either side. The upper level is stepped back from the flanking street or lane and has a sloped wall with dormers aligned with the bay forms below to provide a strong visual break in the fronting building elevation. A similar formal expression is applied at the courtyard to include a raked wall with varying bay forms stepped back from a continuous brick mass.”
Under the site’s existing RM-9 zoning, the application is “conditional” so it may be permitted; however, it requires the decision of the Director of Planning.
The architect for the project is Raymond Letkeman Architects Inc.
The latest Kingsway rental rezoning application to be submitted to the City of Vancouver is for a site at the Northeast corner of Kingsway and Clark Drive, one block West of Knight Street.
The 14,134 SF site is currently improved with single storey retail including the Cedar Cottage Neighbourhood Pub and Liquor Store. The site is zoned C-2. The rezoning proposal seeks approval for a new six-storey mixed-use building, consisting of:
This application is being considered under the Secured Market Rental Housing (Rental 100) Policy.
The site was acquired in 2017 for $5,840,000, or $102 per buildable SF based on the application.
The architect for the project is GBL Architects.
Three more residential towers are going to Burnaby City Council this week for permission to move to public hearing. All three are located in Metrotown, near the Skytrain line; a rapidly developing area with more than 20 highrises at various stages of approval and construction.
Details of the three current applicaitons are summarized below:
6562 Telford Avenue
Intracorp‘s rezoning application for 6525 Telford Avenue is seeking approval to move to public hearing. The 48,833 SF site sits on the West side of Telford Avenue, just South of Beresford.
The site is designated RM-5s in the Metrotown Downtown Plan.
The proposal calls to build a 33-storey highrise residential tower that includes:
The application describes the design rationale: “The proposed development plan is for a single 33-storey apartment building and two three-storey townhouse buildings, in which the overall development is oriented towards Telford Avenue. The design inspiration for the development, a bamboo plant, is expressed in the architectural elements, features and materiality of the buildings. The use of clay brick masonry, bamboo coloured wood materials, and other architectural details at the apartment building base and townhouse buildings are unifying elements that tie the overall development together. All parking is to be provided underground with vehicular access provided via the rear lane.”
The architect for the project is NSDA Architects.
Intracorp acquired the site in 2016 for $20,888,888. The site is currently improved with an older 54-unit apartment building.
5977 Wilson Avenue
BlueSky Properties is seeking to go to first reading next month for a site in the Central Park East neighbourhood of Metrotown. This 53,000 SF site sits just North of Patterson Station. This project also falls within the City’s RM-5s district guidelines in the Metrotown Downtown Plan.
The plan calls for a 39-storey highrise building that includes:
The application describes the design rationale: “The design concept for the overall development is a celebration of modem architecture through simplicity in design. The tower base features a fully glazed double-height lobby that is inwardly-set to convey a sense of “airiness”. The tower body, which is rectilinear in form, features a verticd mullion pattern that carries to the top of the tower. Architectural interest to the building is enhanced by a horizontal break at the mid-section of the tower, which features a double-height framed box. The overall design of the tower is also expressed in the architecture of the townhouses, which are oriented towards Wilson Avenue and the proposed east-west neighbourhood linkage along the south property line of the site. Allparking is to be provided underground with vehicular access provided via the rear lane.”
The architect for the project is Gensler Architects.
6433 McKay Avenue & 6366 Cassie Avenue
Belford Properties have submitted their formal rezoning application for “Cassie & McKay”, a two lot assembly located between the above-referenced streets, just south of Beresford. The 65,547 SF site is located in the RM-4s area of the Metrotown Plan, allowing a density slightly lower than the above two sites, this one at 3.60 FAR.
This will be Belford’s second project in Metrotown, after the success of Sun Towers, currently under construction.
The plan calls for a 31-storey tower that includes:
The application describes the design rationale: “Key architectural elements of the apartment building include the use of a series of “woodstyle” frames that zig-zag along the east and west elevations, juxtaposed by a south elevation that is air-like in character and defined by two vertical fins that extend from a sloped building roof feature to the base of the building and extensive use of glazing material. Architectural features, materials and colour palette from the apartment building are replicated in the townhouse buildings, unifying the overall development. It is also noted that the townhouses, which are two-storeys in height, are designed to have a three storey appearance in order to provide a continuous street wall that also relates to adjacent developments in the neighbourhood.”
The architect for the project is Buttjes Architecture.
Belford acquired the site in 2017 for $40,000,000.
A rezoning application has been submitted by iFortune Homes for an assembly of four single family lots at 441-463 West 59th Avenue in Marpole, just East of Cambie Street and across from Winona Park. The plan for the 24,000 SF site is to rezone from the existing RS-1 single family zoning to allow two six-storey residential buildings, consisting of:
The application is being considered under the Marpole Community Plan.
The site sold in December 2016 for $24,000,000, or $399 per buildable SF.
The architect for the project is W.T. Leung Architects.
Exclusive:
Brookfield has flipped the Shangri-La Vancouver (now Hyatt) retail podium to Aquilini Group for $55 million. Brookfield bought the property last summer.
Full story:
https://howardchai.substack.com/p/shangri-la-vancouver-hyatt-retail-brookfield-aquilini
12-unit Gleneagles townhouse project proposed in West Vancouver
A new proposal has surfaced for the parking lot next to Waterfront Station.
The redesigned project includes a 26-storey, 416,000 SF office tower, shaped like a tree, cantilevered over the existing station building.
Architect: James Cheng
Details: https://bit.ly/46aUB0W
