A West End Pinnacle (literally and figuratively)
Curv, designed by star architect Tom Wright (his first in North America), features a cutting-edge modern design and will be Vancouver’s tallest luxury residence and the world’s tallest Passive House building when completed.
Nestled in The West End near Nelson Park, the Farmer’s Market, both seawalls at English Bay and Coal Harbour, as well as restaurants and nightlife on Davie Street, this is one of those “best of the best” locations that are rarely available.
Wide Range Of Homes Offered with World Class Amenities
A variety of studio, one, two, and three-bedroom homes will be available, totalling 358 units offered on presale. The building will also include a separate airspace parcel and entrance for 49 rental units and 114 non-market housing. The building’s amenities include a 60th-floor lounge, private dining room, games lounge, fitness center, yoga studio, and a 61st-floor rooftop deck with a SkySpa and open-air SkyBar featuring a kitchen, lounge, and a dining area.
What is Passive House, and Why Does It Matter?
It is an energy-efficient building standard that reduces energy consumption and increases comfort by utilizing a building’s natural heating and cooling systems. Residences of a Passive House can enjoy reduced energy bills, quieter living spaces, and excellent air quality. It not only reduces the environmental impacts of your home, but it reduces your costs while improving the quality of living.
Learn more, see photos of CURV now!
The Nest Presales team has gathered some great photos of the project from the showroom – take a closer look at CURV here! The building is estimated to be completed by 2028 and presales are scheduled to start in 2023.
More About the West End in Downtown Vancouver
The West End is one of Vancouver’s most vibrant and exciting neighbourhoods, currently undergoing massive transformations as per the densification planning by the City of Vancouver. The West End boasts a great range of fun activities, from nature exploration in Stanley Park to indulging in the delicious cuisines from around the world on Denman and Davie Streets. Many newer buildings have been, and continue to be built in the West End, with even more walkability and livability in mind.
