A six-storey, mixed-use building with employment space has been proposed for the foot of Jackson Street in Vancouver’s Railtown district.

• See also:
  • Construction begins on Bench Railtown office building
  • 70 micro homes proposed for Vancouver’s Railtown
  • New office and industrial building proposed for Vancouver’s Railtown

Kirsten Reite Architecture has submitted a development application to redevelop 58 Jackson Avenue with retail and restaurant use on the ground level, creative manufacturing between the second and sixth levels, and general office in a portion of the fifth and sixth levels.

Site of 58 Jackson Avenue, Vancouver. (Kirsten Reite Architecture)

Site of 58 Jackson Avenue, Vancouver. (Kirsten Reite Architecture)

The service-based commercial uses on the ground level are intended to help activate the area with pedestrians.

The proposed floor area is 52,700 sq. ft., giving the project a floor space ratio density of five times the size of its 10,540-sq-ft lot.

A total of 63 vehicle parking stalls are slated for three underground levels.

Artistic rendering of 58 Jackson Avenue, Vancouver. (Kirsten Reite Architecture)

Artistic rendering of 58 Jackson Avenue, Vancouver. (Kirsten Reite Architecture)

Artistic rendering of 58 Jackson Avenue, Vancouver. (Kirsten Reite Architecture)

Artistic rendering of 58 Jackson Avenue, Vancouver. (Kirsten Reite Architecture)

• See also:
  • Construction begins on Bench Railtown office building
  • 70 micro homes proposed for Vancouver’s Railtown
  • New office and industrial building proposed for Vancouver’s Railtown