mixed-use: commercial, residential, office
A sample of residential work since 2011.
capital park
Client: Concert Properties
Endall Elliot Associates, Victoria, BC
Capital Park is located south of the British Columbia Legislature building in Victoria, BC. The development of comprised of two office buildings, one retail pavilion, one commercial/residential building two residential buildings, one row of townhomes and three relocated heritage homes. The orientation of the buildings provide on axial relationship to the Legislature building and respects the building heights and streetviews to the Legislature building. The layout of the Buildings also create an opportunity for two courtyards that soften the density of the buildings and provides a buffer between office and residential uses. Material palettes were varied and reflect the characteristics of whichever street they faced. The project is phased into two phases, with construction completed in 2021.
288 east hastings street
Client: Wall Financial and BC Housing
Endall Elliot Associates, Vancouver, BC
288 East Hastings is a unique project that encompassed a couple of challenges. First, was working on a tenuous time with public engagement, as the project was seen as the beginning of gentrifying the prominent area of a large homeless population and Chinatown. As such, attention was put into the look of the building - the materials and elevations were designed to mimic the character of the existing brick buildings. Second, BC Housing affordable apartments and market sold apartment units were to be developed above the commercial space. Security and safety through the isolation between all users were paramount to the success of the building.
west 85th district ii
Client: Bri-mor Developments
BKDI Architects, Calgary, Alberta
West 85th District is located in southwest Calgary along 85th Avenue and 8A Street SW; an area that is rapidly expanding with retail, office, single and multi-family residential development. The Phase II development features four buildings, each with mixed uses including a financial institution, day care, restaurants, retail spaces and a 2 storey building for an office space. The site was organized to enable a seamless connection between Phase I to the south, and an existing church to the north. As a new development, metal panels rather than stucco enable the project to have a modern aesthetic look.
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