Narrow 10-storey residential building proposed for Vancouver’s Chinatown
Kenneth Chan, Daily Hive, May 30, 2018
A narrow site in Vancouver’s Chinatown wedged between the Keefer Bar and the site of the controversial proposed project by Beedie Development could become a 10-storey mixed-use building.
James Schouw and Associates have applied for a development application for the vacant site at 129 Keefer Street, which has a street frontage of just 49 ft. in width.
The 88-ft-tall proposal calls for 5,713 sq. ft. of commercial space split into three units on the ground floor, with two units fronting Keefer Street and a third unit fronting the laneway. Read more…
Site of the redevelopment for 129 Keefer Street, Vancouver.
Photo Credit: Stantec Architecture / James Schouw and Associates
