False Creek is a short inlet in the heart of Vancouver, separating downtown from the rest of the city. Architecture and urban planning that embrace diversity of design, human-scale proportions, open public spaces, historical and vernacular allusions, diverse demography and the trade of local goods reflect the post-modern goals of inclusion and tradition that were important to the project leaders behind False Creek. Bike paths, parks, unique three-story homes, a public market, and the intentional preservation of mountain-views, and other characteristics, distinguish the area of South False Creek as one of the earliest conscious attempts to create a more lively environment for all types of families.
Modern and highly efficient, this apartment was build in 2016 to achieve the most impressive conservation standards. The whole apartment building runs on solar power with denim insulation in the walls that allow for impressive temperature control. It features reclaimed wood flooring that has under floor heating that allows your apartment to be warm and comfortable even on the most rainy Vancouver days. It has an open set up with large windows that allows for creative placement of furniture and decorations that won't be hindered by minimal natural light or small rooms. Below you can see pictures of the area around False Creek.
