Pacific Coast Apartments is a LEED Gold certified project with 96 units for homeless and homeless at risk residents. It is one of the 14 buildings constructed under an MOU with the Province on City of Vancouver-owned sites to address homelessness. Two floors have...
This LEED Gold certified, 10-storey building is named for the late Lorna Budzey, a long-time Downtown Eastside resident who lived in Raincity's first shelter and who continually challenged the Society to be inclusive and welcoming to all. One of the 14 City of...
Terra worked with Lookout on this redevelopment of the site of the Garfield Hotel. The building houses low, fixed income New Westminster residents who have a history of homelessness and who can live independently but who will benefit from support and assistance...
Holmberg House is the first adult hospice in Abbotsford, providing hospice care for people as young as 19 who are facing a terminal illness. Terra worked with the Abbotsford Hospice Society to complete this 10-bed hospice with amenities including lounges, a...
The Anavets Society needed to replace the three aging apartment buildings on their site. Terra worked with the Society for more than a decade to develop a successful redevelopment plan which minimized disruption to existing tenants, allowed the Society to operate...
Terra managed the development of this complex development involving three different community groups in one project with separate air space parcels for each phase. Located on the historic Block 17 at Canton Alley, the original block of Vancouver’s Chinatown, the...
Terra worked with the Society to develop the unique partnership which enabled this project to be completed. The Kiwanis Society, the City of North Vancouver, BC Housing and a private developer, Grosvenor/Palladium Development, worked together to...
Terra worked with the Salvation Army to successfully complete this LEED Gold certified project. Gateway of Hope was supported by multiple funders including the provincial and federal governments, both the Township and the City of Langley and through the fundraising...
Lions View involved the redevelopment of a three-acre site which was originally developed in the 1950s with 91 units of bachelor and one-bedroom units for low-income seniors. These units were spread out over the entire site in row housing and low rise buildings that...
