These contemporary condo buildings are proposed for the south-east corner of Oak and 64th. Images: Arno Matis Architecture via City of Vancouver
Ever wondered what all those rows of 鈥渟old鈥� signs on Vancouver鈥檚 major arterials will turn into? One such land assembly, on Oak Street at 64th, is slated for this Arno Matis Architecture-designed (AMA) trio of condo buildings.
AMA has to the City of 麻豆传媒映画to rezone the lots from single-family RS1 zoning to CD-1 (Comprehensive Development), which allows for multiple units.
AMA, which is known for its architecturally stunning, contemporary designs and frequent use of wood, aims to create three six-storey residential buildings along Oak Street.
The buildings will contain 100 per cent market residential units (no social or below-market housing), totalling 130 condos (31 studios, 49 one-bedroom, 36 two-bedroom and 14 three-bedroom units). There would also be two levels of underground parking with 151 parking spaces and 169 bicycle spaces.
A row of seven single-family lots on Oak Street is slated for this trio of condo buildings. Image: Arno Matis Architecture via City of Vancouver
Ten of the 14 three-bedroom units would be located on the fifth and sixth floors, with all the sixth-floor two-and three-bed penthouses enjoying access to private roof terraces above.
A community open house on the project will be held from 5.00-7.00pm on Tuesday, March 6, at the Marpole Oakridge Community Centre, 990 West 59th Avenue.
