About DIALOG We are passionate about design. We believe it can, and should, meaningfully improve the wellbeing of communities – including those who inhabit them and the environment we share.
We’ve come together because we see the important challenges facing communities becoming increasingly complex and therefore best engaged through the collaboration of diverse perspectives and expertise. DIALOG has been consciously created as a cross disciplinary collaborative to tackle these challenges. Our team includes urban designers and planners, architects and interior designers, structural, mechanical and electrical engineers, and landscape architects. We practice across Canada and beyond from studios in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton. Our work includes design for urban vibrancy, health and wellness, transportation, arts and culture, retail and commercial, residential, education and research, as well as mixed use solutions incorporating an increasing number of these. DIALOG has been designing positive change in communities since 1960. Although our work has attracted many awards over this span, we consider a project truly successful when it is embraced by its community.
BEYOND mixed-use DIALOG is known for the creation of innovative, vibrant, and sustainable places that prosper through time - creating long-term value for our clients and communities. More than just the design of any single building, DIALOG focuses on the integration of place and form. We design ‘fit’, where buildings and places enhance and embrace the particular qualities of their neighbourhood.
2211 West 4th Avenue Redevelopment
This passion informs our diverse range of services from master plans, to buildings and interiors. Our understanding of complex urban issues, of mixed-use, of livable density, of health and wellness, and of the critical interface between people and infrastructure, contributes to our recognition as experts in the development of cities and the urban realm.
2211 West 4th Ave
One of Vancouver’s most successful mixed use projects, the ‘Capers Block’ development is a textbook example of mixed-use densification on a neighbourhood retail street.
City of Angels
This new plan creates an active commercial main street, a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood and a worldclass public realm.
L.A. CENTER STUDIOS MASTER PLAN MIXED-USE Client: Bristol Group
DIALOG created the LA Studios master plan for four blocks of land immediately
Services: Master Planning
adjacent to downtown Los Angeles. The focus of the study looks at mixed-uses
Size: 8.5 million sq ft
and high urban densities. Sustainable planning principles and a pedestrian-
Completion: Master Plan - 2006, 2015 Location: Los Angeles, California
focused retail avenue highlight the larger urban planning considerations. The design work focuses around vibrant, safe streets and a mixing of urban cultures and local life. The block layout integrates with the surrounding neighbourhood while providing outstanding view corridors to the downtown skyline and the ocean. DIALOG is currently working to revise the 8.5 million sq ft master plan to include residential, 300,000 sq ft of commercial development and 225,000 sq ft of green open space. The new plan creates an active commercial main street, a vibrant mixed-use neighbourhood and a world-class public realm.
Mile high
This 62-acre, world class mixed-use development will regenerate an iconic Denver site, reconnecting the City to the river edge.
Southern Revival In the heart of Memphis, Tennessee, in an historic yet seemingly forgotten downtown building, a city sets on regenerating an entire community.
Photo courtesy: Memphis and Shelby County Room, Memphis Public Library & Information Center
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SEARS CROSSTOWN ADAPTIVE REUSE Client: Crosstown Arts Services: Architecture, Planning (physical planning, strategic planning, scenario planning)
Sears Crosstown is a mixed-use regenerative project in Memphis Tennessee N encompassing over 1.5 million sq ft of building(s), on more than 16 acres of
land; and involving the collaborative partnership of groups ranging from
Cost: Currently estimated at approximately $180 M
major healthcare providers, to education institutions, and non-profit arts
Size: 1.5 M+ sq ft
commercial office, retail, and a diverse mix of residential tenancies make up
Completion: Multiple Phases with possible completions as early as 2015 Location: Memphis, Tennessee
organizations. Community gardens, recreation and performance facilities, the primary uses. Envisioned as a ‘vertical urban village’ – organized around the concept of ‘urban magnets’ - the project extends out from the Art Deco shell of one of Sears’ 10 national distribution centers (built across the US in the 1920s); and represents a purposeful collective of mixed uses and partners working together – integrating programs as diverse as cancer treatment, recreation facilities, 500-seat performance theatre, gallery, a high school, teachers residency, office space, residential, and hybrids of all types in between. Guided by a regenerative design framework (created by the design team and informed by the Petals of the Living Building Challenge) all proponents have come together around a shared core vision of health, well-being and creative exchange – imbuing the project with the potential to regenerate not just the building and its immediate site, but the broader communities of the city of Memphis.
The Park Located in the Banker’s Hill area of San Diego with views to the ocean, airport and Balboa Park, The Park is a 14-storey luxury residential condo building with townhomes and commercial space at grade. Each suite is designed around generous private outdoor spaces and many suites offer individual elevator access.
Willamette Falls Riverwalk Located at the end of Main Street in Oregon City, Willamette Falls is the second largest waterfall in the United States, and sits next the industrial site of the former Blue Heron Paper Mill. The project aims to create a Riverwalk that connects people to the falls as well as a Willamette Falls Downtown District with spaces for housing, employers and recreation. When completed, the Riverwalk will give the public access to Willamette Falls for the first time in over 100 years. DIALOG is working with Mayer-Reed and Snøhetta.
Granville Island Named Best Neighbourhood in North America - by New York-based The Project for Public Spaces
10 million annual visits 275 businesses 50 Public Market vendors 48 artists and artisans $215 million in economic impact (2008)
Urban twist
“ We have brought together the best talent available in Vancouver and Europe to create a truly world class project that will enrich not only the particular neighborhood, but also the city and its quest to become a creative, sustainable, and affordable city. - Ian Gillespie, President, Westbank Vancouver House project
VANCOUVER HOUSE MIXED-USE Client: Westbank Projects Corp. Services: DIALOG - Architect of Record BIG + DIALOG Collaborating Architects Cost: $150 M Size: 64,419 sq m (693,400 sq ft)
DIALOG is collaborating with the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) of Copenhagen and New York on a new mixed-use project in Vancouver. The project includes a residential tower, retail and office / showrooms. The site is three triangular parcels at the north end of the Granville Bridge – a gateway location to the downtown core.
Expected Completion: 2016 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
The tower has a dynamic form – the base is triangular to respond to the site constraints, and the top is rectangular. The resulting form brings to mind a curtain being drawn aside to welcome bridge travelers to the core. The base will activate a residual area of the city under the Granville Bridge. This weather protected area will be energized by retail and restaurants, and is designed to be an invigorating canvas for urban creativity; beer gardens, drive in movies – we even show a giant slip and slide as a possible use in the rezoning documents. The project will only be the second application of the LEED® Neighbourhood Development targets in Vancouver. The project is targeting LEED® ND Platinum. The central agenda is to create a new benchmark for excellence in architectural design in downtown Vancouver.
EDMONTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT OFFICES AND CONTROL TOWER Client: Edmonton Airports
The design vision for the Combined Office/Control Tower project is to create
Services: Architectural, Structural, Mechanical, and Electrical Engineering, and Interior Design
a memorable first and last impression for Edmonton that expresses its sense
Cost: $56 M
of place and its people. In addition, the design is intended to respond to the growing operational needs of the International Airport, as well as offer enhanced benefits to travelers and airport tenants.
Size: 90,525 sq ft / 8,410 sq m Completion: 2013 Location: Edmonton, Alberta Awards BOMA Edmonton Outstanding Building of the Year (TOBY) Award (1,000,000 - 249,000 sq ft Category), 2014
There is an emphasis on producing an environment that is easy to navigate for passenger comfort, environmentally responsible, economically viable, and responsive to all aviation, passenger and airport staff requirements. Specifically, the design seeks to better connect and engage passengers with views to airside operations, to minimize the impact of increasing ridership on terminal operations, and to provide a healthy indoor environment for travelers and staff through a response that is sustainable. The combined tower houses a new cutting edge NAV Canada air traffic control tower, an expanded retail precinct, and provides new administrative offices. Additional functional objectives include the provision of improved airside ground operations, the creation of a central baggage area, and the development of a key nodal area to improve passenger and baggage flow. The project is targeting LEEDÂŽ Silver designation.
Rammed Earth The desert flows over the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre, which results in a habitable green roof and a structure that integrates seamlessly into the landscape. The rammed earth (a type of low slump concrete) walls and green roof regulate the building’s temperature, and mitigate the effects of the extreme climate..
Enlightened The multiple award winning St. Joseph Seminary in Edmonton is open and inviting, the embodiment of a contemporary and vital institution with strong connections to the broader community.
Spark your imagination TELUS Spark is LEEDŽ Gold Certified, and in keeping with the Science Centre’s core values, aims to educate and inform its visitors on the importance of protecting the earth.
TELUS SPARK Client: Calgary Science Centre and Creative Kids Museum Society
One of the most challenging aspects of this 13,500 sq m project was to provide
Services: Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, Sustainability Review
a distance and up-close, within a limited budget. To this end, the building
Cost: $160 M
and outside are blurred and the building itself takes on new, colourful forms
Completion: 2011
as exhibits come and go. The building skin is layered. The envelope itself is
Size: 13,500 sq m / 145,300 sq ft
simple; a neutral, high-performance building system that acts as the canvas
Location: Calgary, Alberta
for the exhibit platform. The scrim, in front, is peeled away in different places
a facility that is memorable, youthfully exuberant and dynamic, both from was conceived as an exhibit platform where the usual boundaries of inside
around the building, revealing temporary exhibits, graphics and artwork. When viewed from a distance it will provide a rich patina of colour and movement and when viewed up close a detailed framework of identifiable objects and images. Extensive energy modeling assisted in optimizing the Awards
building envelope and scrim.
Alberta Construction Magazine Top
TELUS Spark is LEEDŽ Gold Certified, and in keeping with the Science Centre’s
Award, Institutional Category, 2011
core values, aims to educate and inform its visitors on the importance of
Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Alberta Steel Design, Architecture Award of Excellence, 2013
protecting the earth. Porous paving, bio-swales, on-site water retention/reuse and wetland areas are integrated with a high performance building envelope that uses solar shading, natural light and has a solar ready roof. Rather than a typical, forced-air ventilation and cooling system, the building incorporates displacement ventilation and radiant panels to distribute fresh air and highly effective heating and cooling for visitor comfort. The atrium and extensive lobby areas are heated and cooled with a radiant chilled/heated slab system for a non-intrusive but highly effective conditioning system. Underseat displacement ventilation is provided in the theatre for optimum thermal comfort and ventilation effectiveness.
Rolling on the River Designed to respond to the Elbow River in Calgary, Alberta and enhance the surrounding neighborhood, with stone cladding at the base of the town houses and the tower podium referencing historic use of sandstone in the area.
Residential Reinvention Central is a complete reinvention of the residential tower, with an inventive Skybridge design which lies diagonally atop two mid-rise buildings.
“ So many of the new downtown towers have been built in a very short time, and so they have become a sea of sameness — with the design of Central, we wanted something that would rise above the too often dull waters of that sea.
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ll Western Canada’s tallest tower Brookfield Place is a full-block commercial development located between 1st & 2nd Streets and 6th & 7th Avenues SW in Calgary, Alberta
BROOKFIELD PLACE CALGARY COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT Client: Brookfield Office Properties
Reaching 242 metres into the sky, Brookfield Place will be the tallest building
Executive Architect: DIALOG
in Western Canada. The building will provide a contemporary modernist
Design Architect: FKA
composition with clarity of expression and a timeless, enduring character and
Size: 256,246 sq m
will provide a signature architecture on the Calgary skyline. The massing has
Cost: $900 M
a subtle sophistication in its form, with rounded and tapered corners from top
Completion: 2017
to bottom and a curved tower top ‘crown’ with frameless low-iron clear glass.
Location: Calgary, Alberta
The public realm that anchors the two towers is unprecedented in Calgary. BPC will provide over one half acre of sunlit, south-facing public plaza. Enhancing this huge public space will be a 4,645 square metre glazed urban pavilion that embraces the plaza while enclosing an internal civic square that will be programmed year round and is connected to the +15 network. This is an animated space, for planned and spontaneous uses; from an informal coffee while sitting on the pavilion theatre steps to a gala dinner. The building will be wrapped in a smooth, frameless, high efficiency curtain wall with a high proportion of vision panel glazing, permitting ample natural light, maximizing views and creating a clean architectural expression. The glazing will also help to reduce the environmental and economic impacts associated with excessive energy use. There was a large demolition and abatement component, cataloguing and removal of historic Hegel façade, for incorporation into the phase 2 development. The building will be minimum LEED Core & Shell Gold Certified.
Kelly Ramsey Tower
For the companies that make our city thrive, this is the building they’ve been waiting for. - Pangman Development Corp.
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KELLY RAMSEY TOWER COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT Client: John Day Developments/ Pangman Development Corporation
The Kelly Ramsey project, fronting onto Rice Howard Way, 101st Street and
Services: Architectural, Structural
above. This pedestrian-oriented development brings new vitality and amenity
Cost: Confidential
to this important downtown location through the provision of new retail and
Completion: 2016
commercial office uses while strengthening important linkages along Rice
Size: 550,294 sq ft 51,124 sq m (rentable) Location: Edmonton, Alberta
101A Street, entails a four-storey office podium with a 21-storey office tower
Howard Way to various precincts in downtown Edmonton. The project site incorporates the principal east and south elevations’ historic facades from the original Ramsey and Kelly buildings. Due to construction complexities, the façades have been documented and dismantled prior to the main project construction start-up. They will then be reconstructed in their original locations as the construction of the main project proceeds. The design offers engaging street frontage with opportunities for street level cafés and restaurants and an upgraded public realm. It supports the vision of a sustainable, walkable downtown and encourages the use of the surrounding streets by the public and the building occupants. A pedway connection between the building podium and Manulife Place to the west and a belowgrade connections to Scotia Place and the associated LRT to the south will also be built.
CBC Vancouver CBC Vancouver has been a vibrant part of the Vancouver community since 1936 and now our beautifully redeveloped Broadcast Centre and Plaza have brought new life to the neighbourhood. - CBC website
CBC/RADIO-CANADA REDEVELOPMENT RENOVATION AND EXPANSION Client: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Services: Architectural, Interior Design Cost: $46 M Size: 24,000 sq m (258,300 sq ft) Completion: 2009 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
CBC’s 24,000 square metre broadcast facility redesign includes space for public entertainment, relaxation and outdoor broadcast areas. 2,800 a of integrated news production and studio facility were addded into the project.
Making a Mark
CBC/RADIO-CANADA REDEVELOPMENT RENOVATION AND EXPANSION Client: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Services: Architectural, Interior Design Cost: $46 M Size: 24,000 sq m (258,300 sq ft) Completion: 2009 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
The Mark is a 43-storey residential building which is an amalgamation of 12 lots in the Yaletown area of Downtown Vancouver and serves as a gateway to the downtown core.
Local Vancouver artist, Sonny Assu‘s work, Tag, is inspired by two very different aesthetic styles; graffiti in the streets of Vancouver, and Northwest Coast form line inspired by the artist’s indigenous background.
Photos by: (left: Brett Hitchins; right: Pixilink
THE MARK MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL Client: Onni Group of Companies
The 43-storey residential building is an amalgamation of 12 lots in the Yaletown
Services: Design Architect
area of Downtown Vancouver and serves as a gateway to the downtown core.
Cost: $175 M Size: 20,439 sq m (220,000 sq ft) Completion: 2010 Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
The adjacent bridge off-ramp strongly influences the lower level building articulation and finish materials. There was a strong desire to design a sustainable project that relies on the unique urban context to inform the development of the building. The materials used echo the language of the adjacent Granville Street Bridge architecture, insofar as to use graffiti ‘art’ on concrete walls to demarcate entry to the two-level base units. Included is a 37-space childcare facility. A stepped reflecting pool extends along the daycare area to physically and acoustically buffer the public and private spaces, and is intended to enhance the livability of the daycare and increase natural light levels during the winter months. Water elements, low concrete walls and natural vegetation are carried around the Pacific Street elevation to provide a similar relationship between the public, semi-private and private areas. IBI Group Inc. provided construction documentation services.
THE CHARLESON MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL Client: Onni Group of Companies
Located at the northeast corner of Richards Street and Pacific Boulevard,
Services: Design Architect
steps away from False Creek, this newest addition to the dense Yaletown area
Size: 24,000 sq m (258,425 sq ft)
is within close proximity to the Granville Street Entertainment district, David
Expected Completion: 2015
Lam Park, Yaletown Canada Line SkyTrain Station, and an extensive network
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
of public transportation. The slender 42-storey tower proposes to increase the density on the site to an 8.6 FSR. The project is intended to accommodate retail, market residential units as well as rental housing, amenity spaces, and a strong public arts amenity component, and a strong public arts amenity component. The building’s appearance has been strongly influenced by contextual factors and building orientation, where the architectural vocabulary reflects its immediate environment and responds with a high quality aesthetic associated with contemporary urban living. There will also be 1,780 sq. ft of prime Richards Street exposure retail space available. IBI Group Inc. is providing construction documentation services.
Currie Barracks Located in the heart of southwest of downtown Calgary, the Currie Barracks lands were first designated for military use in 1911. Now this district is envisioned as a 23-acre walkable, amenity-focused town centre. The mixed-use site is composed of community, commercial, residential and leisure activities.
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- Kim Maust, Vice President, Bastion
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When designing the building, we wanted it to fit well on Main Street as well as be sort of a statement of how Main Street is moving forward. So it’s very modern in its design, even though it has some elements that hail back to its beginnings— the long, linear look of the building is reminiscent of the Palm Dairy, which was the original use for that site.
3333 MAIN STREET MIXED-USE RESIDENTIAL Client: Bastion Development Corp.
In recent years the South Main Street area in Vancouver has seen a resurgence
Services: Architecture
in popularity. There is a sense of a “new Main Street� identity being forged.
Cost: $50 M
This identity is based on the creative energy that defines the area. It is
Size: 10,684 sq m (115,000 sq ft)
spontaneous, hip, youthful and distinct. The project strives to provide
Completion: 2012
an architecture that engenders these sensibilities. This 5-storey mixed-
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
use building is contemporary in an artistic, creative community. Its strong horizontality and the playful use of colour, pattern and form speak to the history of the site, which was in the 1950s, a modern milk and cheese dairy. The building contains 98 dwelling units including 9 laneway townhomes. Ground floor retail faces both Main Street and a new community park. Other features include community gardens on the second level, recycled glass roof ballast and solar domestic hot water.
Bayshore Gardens This was the first project in a re-linking of Vancouver to its water edges by means of new residential development. It set the standards for high rise water edge residential development. There is a delicate interplay between the design of public and private spaces, and density versus open space.
Pearson Dogwood Redevelopment Transforming this underutilized, institutional site into a complete community will set a global standard for sustainability and healthy living, integrating community health and wellness.
PEARSON DOGWOOD REDEVELOPMENT Client: Vancouver Coastal Health
For the first time in its history, Vancouver Coastal Health is seeking to
Services: Planning, Architecture
redevelop and sell part of its land assets to generate revenue for health care,
Size: 25 acres
while also creating significant value to the community and City of Vancouver.
Expected Completion: December 2013
DIALOG was engaged as the prime consultant to lead an extensive planning
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
process for one of VCH’s premier sites that represents one of the largest mixed-use residential development opportunities in Vancouver. The project, approved by City Council, involved extensive public and stakeholder engagement, planning and urban design, and policy development. DIALOG worked closely with the City of Vancouver, and managed a diverse team of sub-consultants providing expertise in the areas of landscape architecture, civil engineering, transportation planning, and market analysis. The project site is 25 acres and is situated on the Cambie corridor between 57th and 59th Avenues. It is currently home to over 200 residents with complex care needs resulting from disabilities that range from multiple sclerosis to spinal chord injuries. The buildings are old and need to be renovated or replaced. The redevelopment process is intended to transform this underutilized, institutional site into a complete community that sets a global standard for sustainability and healthy living, integrating community health and wellness facilities and residential living for between 1000-2000 additional people. The project uses health as the lens for planning and design, and it contemplates the establishment of a new Canada Line Station on the site, along with district energy, social housing, and several other public amenities.
Sky high DIALOG is collaborating with the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) of Copenhagen and New York on Telus Sky, a new 59-storey mixed-use tower in Calgary.
TELUS SKY MIXED-USE Client: Westbank Projects Corp. Services: DIALOG - Architect of Record, Landscape
DIALOG is collaborating with the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) of Copenhagen and New York on this 59-storey new mixed-use tower project in Calgary.
BIG - Design Architect
Beyond its cultural ambitions the tower is shaped by ideas about its
BIG + DIALOG Collaborating Architects
occupants. The TELUS Sky Tower is designed to seamlessly accommodate the
Cost: confidential Size: 70,050 sq m (754,000 sq ft) Expected Completion: 2017 Location: Calgary, Alberta
transformation from working to living. The facade has curves on two different arcs at the point where the building changes from office to residential. The large floor plates for workplaces recede to achieve the slender dimensions of residential floor depths. The exterior texture of the building expresses this transition with smooth glass enclosing the 15 floors of office space and evolves to a 3 dimensional composition of apartments and balconies. The tower has a dynamic form while expressing the unification of two programs in a single gesture. The tower is designed to reach LEEDÂŽ Platinum Certification. It will use 35% less energy than a comparable tower, dropping much lower over time.
ICE DISTRICT HOTEL/RESIDENTIAL/MIXED-USE MASTER PLAN Client: Ice District Joint Venture
By 2016, downtown Edmonton’s busiest thoroughfare will be unrecognizable
Services: Architecture (with Hariri Pontarini Architects)
from the dusty parking lots that bordered the street just two years prior.
Cost: Confidential
Arena, has expanded to the south, and now includes work on nine out of 13
Size: 250,838 sq m / 2,700,000 sq ft
major components of Edmonton’s Ice District, beginning with the architectural
Completion: Ongoing
and structural design of the 2,100 stall car park below the site. At ground
Location: Edmonton, Alberta
level, DIALOG and PFS Studio are designing the heart of the district – the plaza
DIALOG’s role, which started on the north side of 104 avenue at Rogers Place
– which will become a community hub with year-round programming; a public realm unlike anything else in Canada. And above ground, DIALOG and Hariri Pontarini Architects are collaboratively designing the hotel and condo tower/ podium, as well as the old Greyhound site tower/podium.
Olympic dreams This public plaza at the heart of the Olympic Village neighbourhood. The Southeast False Creek Plaza is the central gathering place for the model sustainable community in False Creek.
Lonsdale Quay Market + Hotel “ Twenty-six years after opening its doors on April 12, 1986, Lonsdale Quay Market celebrates the rich diversity boasted by the North Shore waterfront since the first settlers arrived here during the 1860s.
Fairmont Paficic Rim DIALOG was the structural engineer for this 800,000 sq ft, 47-storey landmark addition to Vancouver’s waterfront
FAIRMONT PACIFIC RIM HOTEL AND RESIDENCES STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING Client: Westbank Projects
This 800,000 sq ft, 47-storey landmark addition to Vancouver’s waterfront
Services: Structural Engineering
reaches 458.25 feet. The first 22 floors house the 415 room world-class
Cost: $140M
Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel with an 11,000 sq ft spa, 4,000 sq ft fitness centre
Size: 74,300 sq m (800,000 sq ft)
and a rooftop pool area. Conference/meeting facilities encompass 15,000 sq ft
Completed: 2009
and includes 3 ballrooms, a state of the art amphitheatre, and a direct link to
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
the west building of the Vancouver Convention Centre. The top 25 floors are occupied by 175 luxurious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom live/work condominiums ranging from 727 sq ft to 6,434 sq ft. The exterior design of the building features expansive balconies which make up 37,252 sq ft of the building’s total floor space.
Shangri-La Vancouver DIALOG was the structural engineer for this 62-storey/600 ft tower. It is the tallest building in Vancouver and consists of lowrise and high-rise components incorporating retail, restaurants, Shangri-La Hotel/Spa, office levels, with residential levels above, and a seven-storey underground parkade.
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