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Designed by the New York-headquartered firm, Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF), 320 Granville, with its distinctive facade characterized by flowing lines and dynamic aquatic shapes, contributes to the building’s esthetic and solidifies its status as a stunning feature in Vancouver’s skyline.
Stacked ribbons contrast with the neighboring buildings’ stone and rectilinear forms, creating a dynamic interplay. The gently curved glass walls create a subtle rippling effect as the tower ascends, with this effect becoming more pronounced as it reaches skyward.
A captivating, sculpted connection between the ground level and the tower is evident through terraced landscaping and an interior lobby that mirrors the flow and movement of the exterior. The building offers amenities, such as a cafe, adjacent to the lobby and a rooftop garden, with the design theme seamlessly integrated into each form and experience.
Situated in the developing Central Waterfront Hub, this AAA office tower in Vancouver is influenced by its strategic location, bridging downtown and the waterfront. This innovative project introduces a transit-friendly office space to Waterfront Station—a bustling hub where various modes of transportation converge—rail, water, street, and air. Positioned within walking distance of historic Gastown, the development enhances the pedestrian experience at its base, forging a more intimate connection with the city.
Elevating the city’s skyline with a cascading design, the architecture of the 320 Granville pays homage to the distinct characteristics of its location—a celebration of connectivity, accessibility, and a harmonious relationship with its architectural surroundings and the adjacent Vancouver Harbour.
