Developer: Concord Pacific, Vancouver, British Columbia
Contractor: Centreville Construction, Vancouver, British Columbia
Seattle House is a mixed-use development comprised of two 45-story towers with a 13 level podium and 8 levels of below-grade parking. The project includes residential, extended-stay lodging, retail, and parking. The podium amenities include rooftop gardens, a glass bottom pool and workspace pods. Additional amenities include social gathering areas at Level 45 of each tower.
The structure is cast-in-place concrete with post-tensioned slabs. The lateral system consists of shear walls using high-strength steel fiber-reinforced concrete coupling beams (SFRC). CKC also incorporated the use of high-strength concrete and high-strength reinforcing. Additionally, the project utilized a performance-based design seismic (PBSD) methodology.