Even more new homes proposed near King Edward Canada Line Station

Artistic rendering of 582-588 West King Edward Avenue, Vancouver. (RWA Architecture)

The large cluster of low-rise residential buildings fanning out in all directions from the Canada Line’s King Edward Station continues to grow in size with this latest proposal for a four-storey residential building and a 2.5-storey townhouse building annex.

RWA Architecture has submitted a rezoning application to the City of Vancouver for the site at 582-588 West King Edward Avenue — an 18,000-sq-ft site at the southeast corner of the intersection of King Edward Avenue and Ash Street, about one block west of the SkyTrain station.

Site of 582-588 West King Edward Avenue, Vancouver. (Google Maps)

The proposal calls for the replacement of two single-family detached homes with an apartment building containing 31 units and a townhouse building with five units. The unit mix is 11 studio units, 11 one-bedroom units, 10 two-bedroom units, and four three-bedroom units.

Residents will have access to a large rooftop amenity space.

There will be a single underground level with 39 vehicle parking stalls accessed from the laneway.

Artistic rendering of 582-588 West King Edward Avenue, Vancouver. (RWA Architecture)

A total floor area of about 35,000 sq. ft. is envisioned, providing the project with a floor space ratio density of 1.95 times the size of its lot.

This scope of development is permitted under the municipal government’s Cambie Corridor Plan.

Artistic rendering of 582-588 West King Edward Avenue, Vancouver. (RWA Architecture)

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