The Palazzi at Piero Lissoni x Oakridge — 668 41st AVE, Oakridge VW, Vancouver West, BC

There are no active listings at The Palazzi at Piero Lissoni x Oakridge at 668 41st AVE right now — contact Saeed to be notified the moment a unit comes to market. The Palazzi at Piero Lissoni x Oakridge is a concrete building of 319 units built in 2024 located in Oakridge VW.

Piero Lissoni x Oakridge - 668 West 41st Avenue, Vancouver BC V5Z 2M9, Canada .  With 42 floors and 319 residential units, Building Four is one of the tallest residential towers within the Oakridge complex. Lissonis design approach for the lobby, the building amenities, the rooftop garden, and all the homes was entirely informed by the proximity and connectivity to the majestic beauty and singular topography of the Pacific Northwest the dense forests, tree variations, and mountain tops visible on the horizon when the fog breaks. The stunning view that every home and public space in this building offers is the centrepiece around which Building Four is designed.

Quadreal and Westbank, two of Canada's leading real estate enterprises, have joined forces to reimagine Oakridge Centre. adding nine market residential towers, a cultural institution and performance venue, a new library and an expansive public park atop an existing commercial centre, this redevelopment project is poised to create a dynamic, thriving new community within Vancouver. Central to an augmented and revitalized oakridge is the integration of the verdant natural landscape of Vancouver and new, intelligently designed green spaces into the project's urban planning. here the built environment and the natural environmment co-exist and typically play off each other, creating a place where people can live, work and play in a city that celebrates nature while drawing on the benefits of an urban livestyle.

Lissoni was selected to do the interior design for Building Four at Oakridge, with 42 floors and 319 residential units. Building Four is one of the tallest residential towers within the Oakridge complex. The design approach for the lobby, the building amenities, the rooftop garden and all the homes was entirely informed by the proximity and connectivity to the majestic beauty and singular topography of the Pacific Nortwest. - the dense forests, tree variations, and mountain tops visible on the horizon when the fog breaks.