High-Rise Residential and Mixed-Use Buildings
Davie Safeway
Davie Safeway is a re-development of an existing Safeway site in downtown Vancouver to include 21 and 23-storey residential towers, a new Safeway store, and three commercial retail units.
While working at LMDG, Mark was the project coordinator. He consulted on the building code, prepared alternative solutions, and coordinated the CP building permit application, CP site reviews, and occupancy.
Image credit: Henriquez Partners Architects
First Baptist Church - The Butterfly
The First Baptist Church redevelopment in Vancouver, BC, includes a 59-storey residential tower; 8-storey rental tower; a podium with assembly, office, and daycare spaces; and renovation and seismic upgrade of the heritage church.
While working at LMDG, Mark was the project coordinator. He consulted on the building code, prepared alternative solutions, and coordinated the CP building permit application.
Image credit: Revery Architecture and Hayes Davidson
1568 Alberni Street
1568 Alberni Street is a 43-storey residential tower with three commercial retail units on the ground floor.
While working at LMDG, Mark was the project coordinator. He consulted on the building code, prepared alternative solutions, and coordinated the CP building permit application.
Image credit: Alberni by Kengo Kuma, renderings by Hayes Davidson, courtesy of Westbank.
Brewery District Building 6
Brewery District Building 6 is a 26-storey residential tower in New Westminster, BC.
While working at LMDG, Mark was the project coordinator. He consulted on the building code and prepared alternative solutions.
Image credit: Chris Dikeakos Architects
Brewery District
Building 7
Brewery District Building 6 is a 33-storey mixed-use tower in New Westminster, BC, with ground-floor retail units, office space, and residential suites.
While working at LMDG, Mark was the project coordinator. He consulted on the building code and prepared alternative solutions.
Image credit: Chris Dikeakos Architects
