The Lauren - Properties - Westbank Living

A rental building like no other in the neighbourhood, The Lauren's homes offer stunning views of English Bay and the North Shore Mountains.

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The Lauren's interior design continues the principles of art and craft. Every suite entry door is paneled with a shifting composition inspired by the façade. In the lobby entry, a wall of walnut blocks are accented by framed and lit heritage stain glass fragments.

Features & Amenities

Home Specifications

Custom Mondrian design entry door
Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Sliding glass panels in one-bedrooms
Triple glazed windows
1% modern roller shades
Granite countertops
Modern grey & white laminate millwork
Grohe faucets & fixtures
Full Kitchen Appliance Packages
In-Suite Laundry
Pet Friendly

Building Amenities

Rooftop Terrace with BBQ and dining area
Landscaping & Play Area
Amenity Room
Amenity Gym
Public Art, Triumph of the Technocrat, Reece Terris
Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations
On-site Building Manager

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Secure underground parking
Bike storage
Storage lockers
Modo Carshare

Located at the centre of urban convenience and close to the beach, this tower is one of the newest in the West End and features breathtaking ocean and mountain views over English Bay and the North Shore mountains. The Lauren is situated on a quiet street in the West End, within walking distance of the boutiques and restaurants of Robson and Denman Streets.

Public Art

The artwork is a geometric composition of fragments of the former church's wooden structure. It hovers dramatically above a round reflection pond.

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Amenity Room

The amenity room includes a kitchen, social lounge, communal garden and outdoor dining area to contribute to the community’s liveliness.

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Fitness Centre

The Fitness Centre at The Lauren is curated by HOUSE Concepts featuring a mix of cardio and weight training equipment for residents.

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Concept

The concept for 1051 Broughton Street – The Lauren – draws inspiration from the history and character of Vancouver’s West End, and also modernist art in architecture.

The Lauren pays homage to the rental buildings of 1960’s Vancouver in its playful form and materials. In the De Stijl shapes and colour palette, it references early modernist aspirations of minimalist housing, a mandate that is aligned with the city’s rental program (STIR).

The Lauren also draws from an era that aspired to gesamtkunstwerk, “a total work of art into which the architect would design, commission or otherwise oversee each component of the building from the outside in, from the gardens to the public art.” The interior design continues the principles of art and craft. Every suite entry door is paneled with a shifting composition inspired by the façade. In the lobby entry, a wall of walnut blocks are accented by framed and lit heritage stain glass fragments.

On the rental tower, a restrained glazed expression is complemented by a concrete framed façade. In the latter, spacious round balconies offset the rigour of the rectilinear forms. The tower is sculpted back at the southeast corner in order to maximize daylight hours on the neighbourhood below. Its angled façade is livened by a dynamic composition of De Stijl colors.

With careful respect for the local community, the overall design is articulated into four distinct expressions. At the ground level, a brilliant red tile wall anchors the tower to an abundantly landscaped ground level, while mirroring the height of the historic brick building to the south. It includes a child-friendly undulating water channel that is crowned by a sculpture by artist Reece Terris. The artwork is a geometric composition of fragments of the former church's wooden structure. It hovers dramatically above a round reflection pond. The landscape also includes a communal garden and outdoor dining area to contribute to the neighbourhood’s liveliness.

The Lauren is the first new high rise purpose-built market rental building to be built in the West End in decades. Located at the centre of urban convenience and close to the beach, this brand new tower features a breathtaking ocean view over English Bay and the North Shore mountains. The Lauren is situated on a quiet street in the West End, within walking distance of popular Robson and Denman Street boutiques and restaurants. Surrounded by an open green space, community gardens and a children’s playground, it houses a collection of 180 sophisticated one and two-bedroom apartments plus 6 three-bedroom townhouses. Each unit features contemporary architectural design, sophisticated interior finishes and thoughtful environmental features.