PC Urban has submitted their rezoning application to the District of North Vancouver for the second and final phase of Holland Row, a 23-unit townhouse project approved in 2017, sold out and recently completed on Glenaire Drive, next to the Capilano River.

Phase 2 is located on a single lot at 1920 Glenaire Drive. The plan is to closely replicate Phase 1, with two, three-storey stacked townhouse buildings.

The project includes:

• 15 townhouse units;
• All three and four bedroom units, and one one-bedroom unit;
• a total density of 1.17 FAR;
• 28 parking spaces located on one underground level;
• a CAC of $399,212;
• a new pocket park on Glenaire Drive;
• an “on-site” public pathway;
• a land dedication to be incorporated into the Capilano River Regional Park to allow for a trail along the Capilano River.

The architect for the project is Grimwood Architecture.

The site was acquired in 2017 for $6,000,000 or $220 per buildable SF based on the application.

Porte Homes has submitted a Rezoning and Development Permit application to facilitate the development of a two building condo project in the Maillardville area of Coquitlam.

The 0.23 acre site is comprised of an existing older strata townhouse property located north of Brunette Avenue, between Lebleu Street to the west and Nelson Street to the east.

The proposed rezoning is from RM-1 to C-5 per the Maillardville
Neighbourhood Plan (MNP) which designates the site as Neighbourhood
Centre.

The proposal calls for two woodframe condo buildings at 7-storeys and 5-storeys, including:

• 123 condo units;
• 67 one-bedrooms, 44 two-bedrooms and 12 three-bedrooms;
• a total density of 2.25 FAR;
• 177 underground parking stalls.

The application describes the design rationale: “The design of the buildings incorporates distinct French architectural features, including a contemporary interpretation of mansard roofs. A colour palette of white, grey, charcoal, iron, and black is proposed, with materials including masonry, painted cementitious panels, standing seam metal cladding, architectural concrete, simulated wrought iron elements, prefinished painted aluminum trim, and clear glass guardrails.”

The architect for the project is Formwerks.

Porte acquired the site in 2018 for $9,000,000 or $89 per buildable sq ft.

Beedie & Abcellera have formally submitted their rezoning application for the Vancouver-based biotechnology company’s new campus at 110 West 4th Avenue. The project is a joint venture between Beedie and Abcellera.

The proposal is to build a 9-storey office and laboratory building on the 30,205 sq ft site, changing the zoning from I-1 to a new CD zone. The proposal includes:

• 221,343 sq. ft. of office & labratory space;
• a total density of 7.0 FSR;
• A building height of 151 ft.;
• 268 underground parking spaces and 88 bicycle spaces.

The application is being considered under the Metro Core Jobs & Economy Land Use Plan andPolicy on Consideration of Rezoning Applications during the Broadway Planning Process.

The rezoning and development permit application review process will take place concurrently.

Abcellera will also occupy the neighbouring 4-storey office building currently under construction.

The architect for the project is Francl Architecture.