
23rd-floor heated pool
60-foot lap, year-round, harbour-facing.

Pre-construction reservations are open for a 162-unit boutique tower a four-minute walk from Lonsdale Quay. Architecturally restrained, materially generous, and priced to reward early reservations with first-position floor and view selection.

The Westwind’s exterior is deliberately quiet — a vertical limestone-and-glass expression that lets the harbour, the mountains, and the residents do the talking. The interior choices reverse that: ten-foot ceilings, full-slab kitchens, six-inch quartersawn oak floors throughout.
Every layout was drawn to maximize the harbour exposure on south- and west-facing windows. North-facing units pick up the mountain line. Twenty-fifth percentile of units offer dual exposures.





60-foot lap, year-round, harbour-facing.

Full WeWork-grade lounge on level 2 — meeting room, espresso bar, library nook.

Mature plantings + outdoor kitchen + fire pit, exclusively for residents.
Each residence ships with a full Henriquez interior package — no upgrade tiers, no à la carte. The choice is made once, by the architect, and applied uniformly across the building. Two finish palettes: limestone or chestnut. That’s the only choice buyers make.


Lower Lonsdale has been the most consistently appreciating sub-market in the metro since 2019. The Pipe Shop, the Quay, the Shipyards — civic infrastructure was built around a residential thesis that’s only now being delivered.
Reservation deposits are 5% of starting price, fully refundable for 30 days, applied 100% against your eventual closing. Reservation gives you priority on floor + view selection in the order they were taken.
“A rare project that lets the harbour do the heavy lifting.”
“Henriquez at his most restrained — and the building is better for it.”
“Reservations crossed 50% in week eight, ahead of every comparable in Lower Lonsdale.”