We publish a development journal — sales velocity, construction milestones, design decisions, neighborhood news. Goes to a thousand reservation-holders and any prospect who wants to follow along.
85 of 162 residences placed inside week eight, vs the underwritten 14-week target. Eighty-three percent of buyers are owner-occupiers; assignments not yet open.
Pile driving program enters its final week. 312 of 412 piles installed; remaining capacity tracking on schedule. Soil-vibration monitoring continues at four perimeter stations.
Western Living’s spring architecture issue features The Westwind in a 6-page profile. Henriquez interview discusses the “quiet exterior, generous interior” thesis at length.
After resident feedback at the gallery, Lemay & Sauvé updated the chestnut palette’s plumbing spec from oil-rubbed to brushed bronze. Limestone palette unchanged.
City of North Vancouver approved the Pipe Shop’s phase-2 expansion last Wednesday. Adds three restaurant tenancies and a public courtyard within five blocks of Westwind.
AD Canada’s February issue includes a four-page rendering portfolio. The site renderings are reproduced from the Henriquez Partners archive with the architect’s commentary.
Excavation contractor mobilized week of Jan 6. Four perimeter vibration monitoring stations active 24/7; results published weekly to the construction tracker.
Sales gallery opens to the public. Two full-scale residences (one limestone, one chestnut), full finishes library, interactive site model, and project documentation available.
