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Vancouver House by Bjarke Ingels Group is a total work of art that inspired the creation of a new waterfront community - the Beach District. A project recognized around the world, Vancouver House aims for art, a living sculpture. BIG’s design team took a fresh look at every detail. Each home features high-quality design and interior finishings curated by BIG.

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The homes at Vancouver House feature high-quality design and interior finishings by BIG. The Studios at Vancouver House come furnished with custom B&B Italia furnishings.

Features & Amenities

Interiors by BIG

  • Light Oak Flooring
  • Triple Glazed Windows
  • Contemporary roller blinds
  • Juliet balconies
  • Custom kitchen and bathroom cabinetry
  • Closet organizers
  • Contemporary Bathrooms with Soaker Bathtubs and Tiled Showers
  • Full kitchen appliance package
  • In-suite laundry
  • Studios furnished with custom B&B Italia furnishings
  • Pet-friendly

Amenities

  • Public Art, Spinning Chandelier by Rodney Graham
  • Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
  • Parcel Lockers
  • On-Site Building Manager
  • In-Building Resident Gym
  • Fresh Street Market

Available at Monthly Rate:

  • Secure underground parking
  • Bike storage
  • Storage lockers
  • Modo Carshare

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Concept

Awarded Future Project of the Year at the World Architecture Awards in 2015 for its innovation and beauty, and named one of CNN’s most anticipated buildings in 2020, Vancouver House has attracted attention from around the world. Set for completion in spring of 2020, the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) designed project includes both high-rise and low rise structures, with the tower rising 59-storeys at the corner of Beach and Howe above 3 additional buildings between the offramps of the Granville Street bridge. Vancouver House includes 375 residential homes, 106 rental homes, as well as new retail, workspace and amenity space, forming the core of a new waterfront community, the Beach District.

The design of any building should be a function of the particular constraints and characteristics of each site and in the case of Vancouver House, the solution that BIG arrived at is very much a direct response its site. To accomodate complex site restrictions, a slender base forms the nine-storey podium, ultimately widening into the 515-foot residential tower as it rises to meet the sky.

The net result is a unique building typology for Vancouver. From Vancouver House, to Vancouver's House, this is a project that has become quickly become a part of the city's identity. When the Beach District is complete and Rodney Graham's Spinning Chandelier is illuminating the vibrant public realm beneath the Granville Street Bridge, we hope people everywhere will recognize this as city-building at its best.