Alison Brooks gets OK for biggest project yet

View of Alison Brooks Architects' The Passages development in Surrey City, Vancouver, seen from Whalley Boulevard

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Architect’s 38-storey Vancouver regeneration scheme clears key planning hurdles

Alison Brooks Architects has been given the go-ahead to deliver its biggest project yet.

The residential-led mixed-use development in Vancouver includes a 38-storey tower as well as mansion-block and point-block elements.

The practice’s The Passages scheme, earmarked for the Canadian city’s Surrey district, will deliver 90,000sq m of new space – including 1,126 homes, 2,700sq m of amenity space, and 1,683sq m of retail and commercial space.

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