Burnaby, Canada

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Burnaby Facts

150m+ Buildings 3 Completed • 4 Under Constr.
Tallest Building Solo District - Altus (188 m)
Global Ranking #153 in the world by no. of 150m+ completed buildings
Regional Ranking #34 in North America by no. of 150m+ completed buildings
Country Ranking #5 in Canada by no. of 150m+ completed buildings
First 150m+ Building Sovereign (2014)
Average Building Age 3 years
Most Common Function Residential, 71%
Most Common Material Concrete, 100%

All building-related facts are for 150m+ buildings.

Buildings See All Buildings in City

1   Solo District - Altus 2017 188 m
2   Brentwood One 2019 186 m
3   Brentwood Two 2019 186 m
4   Brentwood Three 2020 182 m
5   6000 McKay 2021 172 m
6   4670 Assembly Way 2018 163 m
7   Sovereign 2014 156 m
8   Solo District - Stratus 2015 149 m
9   MetroPlace 2014 141 m
10   6890 Station Street 2017 138 m
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CTBUH Height Criteria
  Completed   Arch. Topped Out   Struct. Topped Out   Under Constr.
1   Two Gilmore Place - 214 m
2   Solo District - Aerius - 143 m
3   6080 McKay 2021 141 m
4   Solo District - Cirrus - 132 m
5   One Gilmore Place - -
6   Three Gilmore Place - -
7   Midori - -
8   Gilmore Place Phase 2 Office Tower 2024 -
CTBUH Height Criteria
  Proposed
1   Two Gilmore Place - 214 m
2   Solo District - Altus 2017 188 m
3   Brentwood One 2019 186 m
4   Brentwood Two 2019 186 m
5   Brentwood Three 2020 182 m
6   6000 McKay 2021 172 m
7   4670 Assembly Way 2018 163 m
8   Sovereign 2014 156 m
9   Solo District - Stratus 2015 149 m
10   Solo District - Aerius - 143 m
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CTBUH Height Criteria
  Completed   Arch. Topped Out   Under Constr.   Proposed

Building Function More Charts

Based on 7 Buildings Over 150m Height

 

Building Completions Timeline (Last 50 Years, 100 m+) Create Your Own Timeline

 
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CTBUH Initiatives

CTBUH Research: Canada Grows Taller
Dec 2012 – CTBUH Research

Research Papers

Canada Grows Taller
Dec 2012 – CTBUH Journal, 2012 Issue IV