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320 Granville

Firm LocationLondon , United Kingdom

Project locationVancouver, Canada

CompanyKohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), Design Architcects; Chris Dikeakos, Architect of Record

Lead ArchitectJames von Klemperer, President + Design Principal

Design TeamJames von Klemperer, President & Design Principal; Jinsuk Park, Design Director; Richard Nameth, Project Manager; Claudia Cusumano, Technical Advocate; Mark Nicol, Senior Designer;

ClientBosa Development Corporation

Projecthttps://www.kpf.com/project/320-granville

Project Videohttps://vimeo.com/884146178

320 Granville is a AAA office tower on the central waterfront hub of Vancouver. The building adopts a rich-in-movement architectural language resulting in a striking addition to the city’s skyline. Connecting rail, water, street and air, the vibrant hub is a key transportation link in Vancouver. The stacked “ribbons” reflect the stone and rectilinear shapes of neighboring buildings to create a dynamic dialogue. The segmented glass panels ripple across the building and occasionally recess to accentuate the facade’s curvature, also reflected in the triple-height lobby and terraced landscape.