
Work is starting this month on The Residences, the 41-storey condo building in the first phase of Grosvenor’s Brentwood Block, a large master-planned community in Burnaby, that is prioritizing pedestrian experiences, sustainability and modern urban living. Read More
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Work is starting this month on The Residences, the 41-storey condo building in the first phase of Grosvenor’s Brentwood Block, a large master-planned community in Burnaby, that is prioritizing pedestrian experiences, sustainability and modern urban living.
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When completed, Brentwood Block, on the 7.9 acres site bounded by Lougheed Highway, Beta Avenue, Dawson Street and Alpha Avenue, will comprise approximately 3,500 new homes, including 2,450 rental homes.
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Conveniently located a just a few minutes from the Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain station, it will be completed in two phases, and will include a new community centre.
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The City of Burnaby says the multi-level facility will serve as a “dynamic, inclusive and sustainable urban hub where the community can gather, connect and be active.”
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The 451 condos in The Residences includes studio to three-bedroom units that range in size from 440 to 1,470 square feet and an impressive range of amenities.
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The homes are presented in three collections, explains Jordan Prior, Grosvenor’s vice-president, property marketing.
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The Park Collection includes units from level four to seven, including two-level city homes with oversized private patios (according to floorplan).
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The Rise Collection is located from the eighth to 30th floor while homes in the Horizon Collection, from levels 31 to 40, have wraparound balconies — perfect for entertaining — to maximize views of Metro Vancouver.
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Taking advantage of the sweeping views from the top storey of the tower Grosvenor has dedicated space typically used for penthouses to a shared space appropriately dubbed the Amenity Penthouse.
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“Residents and their guests will enjoy 360-degree views from the Amenity Penthouse that includes a wellness zone with a spa, lounge, a fully equipped Technogym, fitness centre, and a private dining room,” says Prior.
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Within that expansive space there will also be a children’s playroom, co-working lounge and entertainment area.
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“We’re really looking at intentionally crafting the space to support daily routine from day to night and how people actually engage with the space,” says Prior.
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The other major amenity, Podium Park, is on the fourth floor — the top of the podium. This area will encompass an outdoor retreat including a spacious lawn for picnics, a fenced pet play area, covered barbecue facilities and outdoor dining space, she adds.
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Designed by Perkins & Will, The Residences presents a sleek facade and includes a daylight core throughout the building to maximize natural light.
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