Century

Bingham Hill has designed 281 units of market rental housing at 250 East 15th Street in North Vancouver. Conceived as a singular mass that was pulled apart into 3 individual forms, the three buildings retain connection to their adjacent counterparts by bridge elements. The resultant site massing provides space for a City park development at the site’s north-east quadrant. The buildings compliment the park by creating permeable passageways through the site between buildings, and under occupied and programmed bridge elements.  Building facades provide backdrop to the park, and contribute to adjacent streetscapes.

Dynamic amenity spaces, including a bridge with large indoor multi-function spaces and accompanying outdoor rooftop amenity space, are available for resident use. These areas are emphasized through the architectural massing and materiality, heavily contributing to the overall project aesthetic. Public passageways at ground level and highly glazed areas of amenity activity create an activated streetscape for the enjoyment of residents and the public alike.