RESIDENTIAL& MIXED-USEEXPERIENCE

ZGF Cotter Architects Inc. (ZGF Cotter) is an award-winning architectural, planning, and interior design firm based in Vancouver, BC and partnered with ZGF Architects’ offices in Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, Washington DC, New York.

ZGF Cotter has extensive experience in the planning and design of residential projects, as well as mixed-use projects combining residential, retail, office and hospitality. Our portfolio also includes master plans, design guidelines, and strategies for the development and redevelopment of distinct districts, as well as the infrastructure to support their phased implementation.

Our design philosophy is centered on the premise that excellence should be reflected in each and every aspect of a building—its fit within the community, its function and relationship to users, its building systems, and use of valuable resources. This dedication to design excellence at every level has resulted in recognition by numerous national, regional, and local awards, including the prestigious Architecture Firm Award from the American Institute of Architects, which recognizes the firm’s “high standards, humanistic concerns, and unique ability to capture the spirit of a place and the aspirations of its inhabitants.”

RISING TO 52 STOREYS AND HOME TO WESTERN CANADA’S FIRST MARRIOTT AUTOGRAPH COLLECTION HOTEL, 3 CIVIC PLAZA IS SET TO LEAVE ITS MARK AS THE FINAL PIECE TO THE CITY OF SURREY’S NEW CIVIC PLAZA.

The tallest tower south of the Fraser River, 3 Civic Plaza features 353 residential units, a 144-room hotel, a rooftop garden, state-of-the-art fitness facility, and a sweeping ‘great room’-style central lobby that unites the building’s many uses. 3 Civic Plaza has been innovatively designed to complement its surroundings while adding an iconic quality to Surrey’s emerging City Centre. Establishing a vision for the project was very much a forward-thinking exercise: not simply a matter of responding to the existing context of the area, but to envision the Civic Plaza of the future.

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Part of the unique challenge in this was to determine a mix of uses that would appropriately respond not only to the existing City Centre, but to what that City Centre is going to be years from now.

The particular challenge of structurally-different uses was addressed through a unique solution: an innovative external concrete shear wall with distinctive window openings. The building element allowed for flexibility in planning the configuration of space, circulation, and structure to best suit each use. And this is but one of the project’s unique features. In addition, the integration of natural ventilation, hydronic heating, and connection to a district energy system improve human comfort and are sustainable design strategies.

AN ICONIC PROJECT OCCUPYING A 4-ACRE SITE ON KING GEORGE BOULEVARD ADJACENT TO HOLLAND PARK.

The project features residential units with podium-level retail, commercial and a public art gallery. The completed project will form the southern gateway to the emerging downtown core of Surrey.

The intersection of King George Boulevard and 98B Avenue is emerging as a major node in the City Centre. It stands at the crossroads of the city’s major public transportation systems and networks, supported by the redevelopment of all of the surrounding lands into a thriving residential, retail and commercial precinct.

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The large floor-plates are configured to accommodate office work groups and be flexible to combine smaller groups to optimize the benefits of co-location. The rooftop above the podium office space provides an outdoor amenity space with south exposure and exceptional protected views of the park, city centre and metro region beyond.

A 10-ACRE HIGH-DENSITY RESIDENTIAL MASTER PLAN IN CITY CENTRE.

The Urban Village master plan required extensive planning of phasing, servicing, and infrastructure to bring 26 individual parcels into the development. The resulting concept creates strong definition of surrounding streets, breaks down the block with public pathways and new streets and programs a wide variety of types of public open space amenities. Urban Village includes the Ultra high-rise and Agenda and Element 4-storey wood frame buildings.

Ultra is a soaring 36-storey tower with two groups of 2-storey townhouses located in the heart of the Urban Village master plan. Standing just west of the Central City SkyTrain station, Ultra is situated along a

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pedestrian-scaled internal street and offers a south-facing courtyard adjoining the open space from previous phases to form a landscaped outdoor amenity space for residents.

Agenda and Element are communities of 135 and 71 condominiums, studios and two-storey townhomes. The architectural expression is residential, but with an urban aesthetic, using brick and metal siding in a series of contrasting and overlapping planes wrapped around the building. The buildings frame a lush courtyard – complete with play area – that serves as an outdoor amenity space for residents.

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A PAIRING OF HIGH-RISE TOWERS OF 26 AND 32 STOREYS THAT WILL STAND IN THE HEART OF THE CITY CENTRE.

This project is located within walking distance of the new City Hall, Library, and SkyTrain station, and offers a total of 556 residential units. The development also features townhomes and approximately 8,000 SF of commercial space at grade.

CONCORD PACIFICPARK AVENUE Surrey, British Columbia

A 900-UNIT RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT COMPRISED OF TWO TOWERS, 36 AND 40 STOREYS, WITH A PODIUM BASE AND LANDSCAPED CENTRAL COURTYARD OVER STRUCTURED PARKING.

The development is a total of 662,000 SF and occupies a prominent site in the City Centre east of the King George SkyTrain station.

A MASTER-PLANNING AND FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE CENTRAL BLOCK IN THE CIVIC CORE THAT INCLUDES TRANSIT PLANNING AND URBAN DESIGN FOR 1,000,000 SF OF MARKET AND RENTAL RESIDENTIAL, A COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTRE, RECREATION AND FITNESS, EDUCATION, OFFICE AND RETAIL, AND PUBLIC OPEN SPACES.

The project included responding to the relocation of bus transit service and intermodal connections to SkyTrain and future at-grade light rail and exploring the opportunities to connect the existing SFU/Central City retail and office complex to the south with the new civic precinct to the north.

The concept is to develop a broad range of private and public uses on the site focused on community wellness. Student-oriented rental residential would be

SURREY CITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONCENTRE BLOCK Surrey, British Columbia

supplemented with office and street-oriented retail at grade in an effort to not duplicate the significant private, market residential developments in the surrounding area. The intended result is a vibrant core for the emerging residents, office workers, students and visitors to the City Centre. The public open space concept seeks to engage the transit station and celebrate it as the hinge-point along the spine of public open space that connects the four blocks of the civic core. Active uses and thoughtful planning will be required to create a successful pedestrian-oriented environment that is completely integrated with the patterns of movement and life in the City Centre. Like the iconic train stations at the heart of many European cities, this station and connecting open space have the potential to elevate Surrey Centre Station and Centre Block to be the nucleus of one of Canada’s most dynamic urban centres.

WORKING WITH HINES, ZGF DESIGNED THIS 38-STORY, 1,200,000 SF MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT, WHICH PROVIDES OFFICE SPACE, RETAIL, AND 637 UNDERGROUND PARKING SPACES, AND HAS RECEIVED AN ENERGY STAR AWARD.

Primary objectives for the design of the Fourth & Madison tower were to maximize the size and efficiency of the individual floor plates, to create an architectural expression that distinguished the building from its taller neighbors in Seattle’s financial district, to respect the adjacent historic YMCA, and to relate to each of the four surrounding streets, as well as take full advantage of 360 degree views of the city. Working closely with the City of Seattle Design Review Board, ZGF was sensitive to appropriate scaling and massing of the building, introducing design

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features that improved the quality of the project from a civic and marketplace perspective, with minimal impact on the surrounding buildings. The building plan takes advantage of the site’s steep slope by providing through-block shopping arcade connections in both north-south and east-west directions, with major building lobbies located on each street bordering the site. The massing of the building is expressed as two intersecting towers—a 38-story tower sited on the north half of the block, and a lower 32-story tower on the south side of the site.

ZGF’S DESIGN FOR THE 43-STORY FIFTH + COLUMBIA TOWER, LOCATED IN THE HEART OF SEATTLE’S FINANCIAL DISTRICT, IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE A SUSTAINABLE WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENT FOR TENANTS, AND TO BRING A FRESH, CONTEMPORARY SILHOUETTE TO THE SEATTLE SKYLINE.

This project involved a unique design approach in that the site was home to the First United Methodist Church. The Church’s relocation prompted the need to bring new life to the site by maximizing the development potential, while finding a way to preserve the historic sanctuary. Using new design configurations, the team was able to propose a design solution that would limit the development to a quarter block footprint at the southeast corner of the site, while preserving three

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quarters of the block to maintain the historic sanctuary, the adjacent landmark Rainier Club, and public open space. The 750,000 SF tower is designed to be highly visible throughout the city, rising gracefully toward the sky, subtly sloping over the historic structures, and tapering back gently through a sequence of triangular building planes. At the tower’s base, the modest and highly transparent entrance lobby complements the sanctuary and Rainier Club by providing a public walkway and beautifully landscaped courtyard between the buildings. The program includes ground floor retail, a hill climb, expanded athletic space for the Rainier Club, and office and residential spaces. The tower has been designed to achieve LEED-Gold certification, with sustainable features that include rooftop photovoltaic panels and a rainwater reclamation system.

RISING 22 STORIES ABOVE PORTLAND, OREGON’S EVOLVING WEST END NEIGHBORHOOD, TWELVE | WEST IS A 550,000 SF MIXED-USE BUILDING DESIGNED BY ZGF TO SERVE AS A LABORATORY FOR SUSTAINABLE DESIGN AND WORKPLACE STRATEGIES.

The double LEED-Platinum certified building features street-level retail space, four floors of office space that serve as ZGF’s headquarters, 17 floors of apartments, and five levels of below-grade parking. The building has an eco-roof, a rooftop garden and terrace space, a complete fitness studio, and a theatre. Four wind turbines sit prominently atop the building representing the first U.S. installation of a wind turbine array on an urban, high-rise. Twelve | West serves as not only an anchor in a rapidly transforming urban neighborhood,

but also as a demonstration project to inform future sustainable building design. The building is located immediately south of Portland’s well-known Pearl District—an acclaimed urban renewal district that is considered a model of live, work, and play mixed-use development. Twelve | West’s site was selected in part to serve as a catalyst for additional transformation in the West End neighborhood. The goal is to create a significant retail and pedestrian connection to the Central Business District in the southeast and the mixed-use neighborhoods to the north and west of the West End.

GERDING EDLEN DEVELOPMENTTWELVE | WEST MIXED-USE BUILDING Portland, Oregon

FOUR WIND TURBINES produce 10–12,000 kWh of

electricity per year. Monitoring of wind conditions and turbine

performance will improve knowledge for future projects.

PASSIVE / CHILLED BEAMS provide energy-

efficient cooling on the hottest days.

UNDER-FLOOR AIR DISTRIBUTION efficiently delivers moderate temperature air directly to occupants. Personal adjustable floor

vents provide control over ventilation.

WATER STORAGE TANK temporarily stores up to 22,000

gallons of rainwater and condensation for re-use.

EFFICIENT CENTRAL COOLING

plant in the nearby Brewery Blocks

provides chilled water for space cooling.

RAINWATER HARVESTING piping gathers 273,000 gallons of rainwater from the roofs. CONDENSATION of 13,000

gallons of water from the air handler system will collect

during summer months.

SOLAR THERMAL panels heat 24% of hot water used in the building, offsetting natural gas use.

ROOF GARDENS clean, detain and filter rainwater

and significantly reduce roof temperatures in

warmer months.

RAINWATER RE-USE in toilet flushing on the office floors, and to irrigate the green roofs, reduces use of city water by 286,000 gallons per year.

LOW-E GLASS admits 55% of visible sunlight but reflects 70% of the associated heat, reducing energy use for lighting and space cooling.

WATER-EFFICIENT PLUMBING FIXTURES help reduce water use by more than 44%.

OPERABLE WINDOWS provide occupants fresh air, cooling, and a connection to the outdoors.

DAYLIGHT SENSORS switch off electric lights when there is ample daylight, reducing lighting energy use by 60%.

EXPOSED CONCRETE moderates indoor air temperatures. Mass is cooled with cool

night air in the summer months and absorbs excess heat throughout the day.

ZGF, IN ASSOCIATION WITH ANKROM MOISAN, DESIGNED THIS 18-STORY RESIDENTIAL CONDOMINIUM TOWER AND PLAZA IN PORTLAND’S GROWING WEST END DISTRICT.

Overlooked for decades, this mixed-use area is undergoing a renaissance of new housing spawned by Portland’s keen interest in urban living, nearby cultural venues like the revitalized Portland Art Museum, and new streetcar service that links the area to other emerging districts in the central city. The Eliot Tower is the tallest building in the West End. The 362,406 SF building consists of two levels of below-grade parking, and 223 condominiums with units ranging in size from 518 SF to 2,982 SF. The first floor includes 10,000 SF of retail space with direct access from sidewalks. There are also two-story townhouses with convenient access

from the street. The project’s design features an aluminum and glass curtain wall with glass planes of multiple sizes that combine for a proportionate, abstract effect. The Eliot Tower achieved LEED-Silver certification under the LEED for Neighborhood Development pilot program. With its location, size, and diversity of activity, the building has become a catalyst for the area’s social, economic, and cultural transformation.

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ZGF, IN ASSOCIATION WITH FFKR AND IN COLLABORATION WITH CALLISON AND HOBBS+BLACK, PLANNED AND DESIGNED THIS MIXED-USE REDEVELOPMENT IN DOWNTOWN SALT LAKE CITY, WHICH ENCOMPASSES NEARLY TWO FULL CITY BLOCKS, TOTALING ROUGHLY 20 ACRES.

City Creek is comprised of five newly constructed high-rise and mid-rise condominium buildings, referred to as the Residences at City Creek, and one office building, along with a network of landscaped pedestrian plazas and water features that connect and unify the development. The project includes 434 residential units, 1,040,000 SF of retail space, 75,816 SF of office space, and a 5,000-car parking garage. Its design is consistent with the context of the surrounding urban architecture, with compatible openness, scale, and

CITY CREEK RESERVE INC.CITY CREEK CENTER / RESIDENCES AT CITY CREEK Salt Lake City, Utah

materials. The living units in each of the residential towers provide views of the surrounding area. Interesting stylistic differences in the buildings are reflected in the layouts of the units—housing in the more traditional buildings have conventionally arranged spaces, while the more modern buildings offer unit layouts with distinctive open plans. As a participant in the new LEED for Neighborhood Development rating system, City Creek integrates the principles of smart growth, urbanism and green building into its design and construction. All of the completed buildings have achieved LEED-Gold certification. The retail component of City Creek includes a 1,225 foot-long replica of its namesake, City Creek, complete with cascading waterfalls and live fish. An active water fountain in the center of the retail features the world’s most intricate retractable roof to-date.

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CENTRE CITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, IN COOPERATION WITH THE CITY OF SAN DIEGO, HELD A DESIGN COMPETITION FOR A NEW THREE-PHASE, 3,000,000 SF MIXED-USE AND CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX IN SAN DIEGO’S CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT, FOR WHICH ZGF WAS TEAMED WITH GERDING EDLEN DEVELOPMENT.

The team sought to achieve the goals of this public / private partnership by providing new administration facilities for the city, and developing an exciting high-density, urban mixed-use complex on four prime city blocks in downtown San Diego. The plan was selected based on a design that includes opening up the site, and allowing the now blocked vistas to be reclaimed and reconnected to the urban fabric. The plan proposes reopening B Street and Second Avenue between A and

B Streets to vehicular traffic, reconnecting the Civic Center with the neighborhood, and also making the Complex more accessible and welcoming for retail uses. Plazas, fountains, landscaped pedestrian promenades, and pocket courtyards are the backdrop to this active center for civic and everyday life.

From its solar photovoltaic panels and garden rooftops to wind turbines and a central cooling and heating plant, the proposed new City Hall Complex, along with mixed-use buildings and shared below-grade parking, will reflect the community’s vision. The building was designed to exceed LEED-Platinum certification.

CENTRE CITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION / CITY OF SAN DIEGOSAN DIEGO CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX / CITY HALL San Diego, California

SOLAR SHADING

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DAYLIGHTING

GREEN ATRIA

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PUBLIC ART

PHOTOVOLTAICS

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ZGF DESIGNED THIS 20-STORY, 270,000 SF MIXED-USE LIVE / WORK DEVELOPMENT, WHICH PROVIDES 194,000 SF OF OFFICE SPACE ON THE FIRST 14 FLOORS, 20 RESIDENTIAL UNITS ON THE UPPER SIX LEVELS, GROUND FLOOR RETAIL, AND 250 UNDERGROUND PARKING SPACES.

The architecture of the building is expressed as two interlocking forms that are modern in expression, yet sympathetic to the adjacent historic Hoge Building and other neighboring Pioneer Square structures. The rectangular base structure, sheathed in granite, and articulated with vertically proportioned punched windows, reflects the Pioneer Square neighborhood to the south, while the upper residential floors are expressed in faceted planes of glass, recalling the modern office towers to the north. The building

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was designed to meet the demanding technology requirements of the 21st century tenants with advanced planning for state-of-the-art electrical, emergency power, and communication systems. Two separate building lobbies are located on the ground floor fronting Second Avenue. The office building lobby is a double-height space flanked by retail with direct access to the elevator core. The residential lobby is a separate, secure, and more intimately detailed space with its own street level entrance. Expanses of high-performance clear floor-to-ceiling glass on the north and west façades of the building provide the office and residential occupants sweeping views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains.

ZGF PLANNED AND DESIGNED THE NORTH LOT MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT AS A MODERN LIVE, WORK, PLAY COMMUNITY FEATURING TWO UNIQUE BUT COMPLEMENTARY BLOCKS.

Positioned at the nexus of three Seattle neighborhoods—historic Pioneer Square, Chinatown / International District, and South of Downtown—and immediately adjacent to two professional sports stadiums—Seattle Mariners and Seahawks—the project provides a lively location for a sustainable, mixed-use, transit oriented development. Stadium Place (west block) features 700 mixed-income residential units in three towers above a four-story retail and parking podium. The towers are planned at 100, 200, and 240 feet in height. The 100-foot tower will feature larger, loft-style units. The 240-foot tower to the south will

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be targeted toward Generation Y with smaller units and the integration of advanced, mobile technology. The 200-foot tower to the north will have larger private residences with sweeping, unobstructed views of Seattle, the Olympic Mountains, Elliott Bay, and downtown. Stadium Towers (east block) features 420,000 SF of office and hotel space, with 16,000 SF of retail, and 500 parking stalls. The planned LEED-Silver registered project will include district solutions for stormwater, water reuse, and renewable energy, as well as an urban farm.

THE 380,000 SF SIX STORY HIGH PERFORMANCE OFFICE BUILDING PROVIDES ADDITIONAL OFFICE SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE AMAZON’S GROWTH IN SEATTLE’S SOUTH LAKE UNION NEIGHBORHOOD.

The design features two buildings connected by an above grade pedestrian ‘link’ and a ground floor ‘galleria’ creating a mid-block connection between 9th and Westlake Avenues. The galleria provides a weather protected outdoor amenity – with water features, art, seating, restaurants and retail – inviting building users and the public to gather within. Sustainable strategies include an optimized envelope, natural daylight, natural ventilation, green roofs, water reclamation for irrigation, on-site rain gardens and landscape treatments, and is on track to receive LEED-Gold certification.

VULCAN INC.BLOCK 44, WESTLAKE AND MERCER Seattle, Washington

DAVA DEVELOPMENTS LTD.PARC RIVIERA Richmond, British Columbia

A COMPLETE WATERFRONT COMMUNITY THAT RECONNECTS THE EXISTING TAIT NEIGHBOURHOOD TO THE WATERFRONT WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF PUBLIC AMENITY.

The Parc Riviera master-planned community occupies a prominent 20-acre waterfront site on the north arm of the Fraser River. This pedestrian-oriented development is composed of 1,200 residential units, retail, commercial, and 4.8 acres of dedicated park space.

The project include a range of 2-, 3-, 4-, and 6-storey buildings arranged to maximize the spectacular views of the working river and distant views of North Shore mountains beyond. Parc Riviera is planned in 8 phases. ZGF Cotter Architects is responsible for the full planning and design of this project.

AN AWARD-WINNING FOUR-PHASE DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED TO ACT AS A CATALYST TO TRANSFORM SURREY’S WHALLEY NEIGHBOURHOOD.

Quattro is distinguished by its extensive wood detailing, brick and bevel-edged siding, decorative street lighting, and a rainscreen technology building envelope designed especially to handle the West Coast climate. Balconies facing the main road create a welcoming community gathering place, while also increasing a sense of security by providing additional ‘eyes on the street’.

Courtyards at each building feature extensive landscaping and connect to an expansive central courtyard that has been designed to unite all four phases of the development. This central courtyard provides an amenity space for residents, as well as a community gathering space.

TIEN SHER GROUP OF COMPANIESQUATTRO Surrey, British Columbia

Quattro I and III stand at 5- and 6-storeys respectively. The mid-rise design of these buildings represents a cost-effective, sustainable way to build. Locally-acquired wood creates an expanded market for British Columbia wood products and helps to minimize Quattro’s carbon footprint. From an urban design perspective, mid-rise wood frame building offers the opportunity to increase population density by up to 50% without making the jump to high-rise construction; it is a response to a growing demand for housing that retains the scale and quality of adjacent neighbourhoods.

A CONTEMPORARY 6-STOREY RENTAL BUILDING THAT COMPLETES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RIVERFRONT COMMUNITY OF RIVERPORT WAY ALONG THE SOUTH ARM OF THE FRASER RIVER.

This 55,200 SF project is composed of 55 rental housing units, a portion of which are dedicated as affordable rental housing. Riverport Flats Phase II also provides 800 SF of commercial space and 1,800 SF of amenity space to serve the Riverport Way residents.

The design philosophy for this project is one of modern simplicity and innovative functionality. The detailing in floor plan design includes over-height ceilings and well-proportioned spaces, with every square foot is maximized for smart functionality. Well-chosen materials and smartly designed sleek finishes speak to an enduring quality with a modern tone. Low-E argon

BRENHILL DEVELOPMENTS LTD.RIVERPORT FLATS PHASE II Richmond, British Columbia

gas double-glazed windows provide sound- proofing and high energy saving performance, giving you lots of privacy and natural light at the same time.

A DYNAMIC MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT THAT CAPTURES THE MARITIME INDUSTRIAL PAST OF HISTORIC STEVESTON BY DRAWING INSPIRATION FROM THE COMMERCIAL CANNERY THAT FORMED THE ORIGINAL HEART OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD.

London Station forms a critical component of the landmark 23-acre master planned community of London Landing tucked against the banks of the Fraser River. It answers the utmost goal of the Steveston Area Plan to create a vibrant community by managing a wide mix of uses in a way that enhances the iconic ‘homeport’ and ‘fishing village’ character;

is sensitive to the area’s unique history; and balances the unique needs and character of the waterfront, upland residential community and the existing Steveston

ORIS CONSULTING LTD.LONDON STATION Richmond, British Columbia

Village. London Station is a mixed-use development of striking architecture at the gateway to London Landing. It stands at 100,100 square feet, and is composed of 76 residential units and over 9,000 square feet of commercial space. It draws architectural inspiration from the commercial cannery that formed the original heart and soul of the Steveston Village. London Station was constructed in two phases.

APPIA GROUP OF COMPANIES New Westminster, BCThe Uptown Mixed-Use High-Rise

BOSA DEVELOPMENTS San Diego, CAPark Place Residential High-Rise

CENTRO TERRAWEST DEVELOPMENT Richmond, BCTerrawest Village Mixed-Use Low-Rise

ELKS ON BROADWAY Tacoma, WAMixed-Use Development

EXECUTIVE GROUP Coquitlam, BCThe Parc Residential High-Rise

GUILDFORD BROOK ESTATES DEVELOPMENTS Vancouver, BC1050 East Hastings Street Social/Affordable Housing High-Rise

ONNI GROUP OF COMPANIES Burnaby, BCMarquis Grande Residential High-Rise

ORIS CONSULTING Richmond, BC Remy Mixed-Use Mid-RiseThe Nakade Residential Low-RiseThe Pier at London Landing Mixed-Use Low-Rise and Master Plan

PREMIERE CONNECT DEVELOPMENTS Surrey, BCConnect Residential Low-Rise

PROJECT ECOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT Portland, ORMoody Avenue Mixed-Use

TIEN SHER GROUP OF COMPANIES Surrey, BCBalance Residential Micro-Suites Low-Rise

TOWNLINE GROUP Richmond, BCFrancis Road Low-Rise

URBAN VILLAGE Seattle, WAStadium East Master Plan

WESTSTONE GROUP Langley, BCSerenade Low-Rise

WESTSTONE PROPERTIES Tempe, AZThe Onyx High-Rise

WEXFORD SCIENCE + TECHNOLOGY / SCIENCE CENTRE Philadelphia, PA3400 Science Center Mixed-Use Building3737 Science Center Mixed-Use Building3800 Science Center Mixed-Use Building

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LOS ANGELES515 South Flower Street Suite 3700 Los Angeles, California 90071 T 213.617.1901

WASHINGTON, DC1800 K Street NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20006 T 202.380.3120

VANCOUVER838 West Hastings StreetSuite 901Vancouver, BC V6C 0A6Canada T 604.272.1477

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PORTLAND1223 SW Washington Street Suite 200 Portland, Oregon 97205 T 503.224.3860

SEATTLE925 Fourth Avenue Suite 2400 Seattle, Washington 98104 T 206.623.9414

NEW YORK419 Park Avenue South 20th Floor New York, New York 10016 T 212.624.4754

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