Nexus rises in the heart of Seattle at the intersection of Downtown, Capitol Hill, and South Lake Union.

With an endless selection of shops and restaurants surrounding you, and the rapid expansion of the Convention Centre and entertainment district across the street, the best of the city is at your doorstep.

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At nearly 1.2 million square feet, 1200 Stewart represents one of the larger single phase projects our client, Westbank, has undertaken to date. The project comprises two rental residential towers, retail, creative workspace, a Live Nation music venue and a galleria, connecting Stewart Street and Denny way incorporating a Boeing 747 programmed as useable space.

Designed by Henriquez Partners Architects, the design brief was all about giving the project a fluidity, in an attempt to inject a little humanism into the skyline. There are many things about this project that are inspiring, but the direction as a result of bringing in OSO to design the galleria and creative workspace has led the project to take on an identity that will ensure it becomes a landmark in Seattle.

The Frye Museum was founded on the generous donation of Charles and Emma Frye in 1952. Committed under its charter to be admission-free, while it is a small museum, it has a history of hitting above its weight. Our client, Westbank, saw 707 Terry as an opportunity to build upon that legacy and help the museum continue to hold its own.

Frye Museum is adjacent to the St. James Cathedral in the First Hill Neighbourhood, a particularly healthy, vibrant community in Seattle. Westbank's design concept for 707 Terry is to extend the museum into a museum campus, with the museum’s aesthetic running through the veins of a new residential project, creating the architectural expression for the skin of the building as well as animating the surrounding public space.

Architect Peter Busby of Perkins + Will has created a building that embodies the concept of “creative tension.” It consists of two seemingly leaning towers joined by an elegant, thin bridge, suspended 300 feet above the ground. A grand lobby will showcase art pieces for the Frye Art Museum across the street, while the two towers will reflect the Museum’s existing structure, through architectural references and materials. Shifting screens on the building’s facade will create a pattern inspired by the placement of framed artwork in the Salon of the Frye Museum, allowing residents to interact with the building’s exterior animation.

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Granville at 70th, designed by internationally heralded architects, Henriquez Partners, redefines Vancouver’s West Side.

Two towers reign skyward offering spectacular views. Street-side townhomes offer a more intimate style of living, amid lush gardens and boulevards.

Hennessey & Co. was contracted to supply Walnut hardwood flooring, solid wood entry doors, handmade stainless steel sinks, LED Back lit mirrors. The supply was completed successfully in July 2015.

Telus Gardens is a 1,000,000 square foot office mixed-use tower, under construction in Vancouver, BC, Canada. The building will incorporate office, retail and residential space. Telus Gardens is widely regarded to be the largest and most successful real estate project in Western Canada.

Hennessey was contracted to supply Bamboo flooring, solid wood entry doors, handmade stainless steel sinks, kitchen cabinetry, vanity cabinetry, TV mirror medicine cabinets. The supply was completed successfully in June 2016.

Taking inspiration from the vibrant Chinatown neighborhood, 188 Keefer was thoughtfully designed by renowned architect, W.T. Leung. Contemporary amenities, mixed-use retail and services at street-level have made it a landmark of downtown Vancouver.

Hennessey was contracted to supply Walnut hardwood flooring, Oak style Vinyl flooring, handmade stainless steel sinks. The supply was completed successfully in March 2016.

Belpark is a collection of 120 homes nestled amongst the lush tree lined neighbourhood of West 59th Avenue and Alberta Street, only a couple blocks from the Cambie Corridor. Belpark features contemporary West Coast design with warm wood detailing. The community consists of three complementary buildings surrounding a landscaped courtyard with a peaceful reflecting pool that spans the community.

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Woodstock at Oakridge features 15 modern, luxury townhomes ranging from 1,100 to 1,600 square feet, and from 2 bedroom + den to 3 bedroom + den layouts; making it the perfect home for growing families and downsizing couples. Located on West 41st Avenue, just 3 blocks from Oakridge Centre, this distinctive residence has direct access to the main arteries to all parts of Vancouver.

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