The City focuses on creating liveable, sustainable, and affordable communities that emphasize walking, cycling, and mass transit.
Our emerging urban communities provide plenty of public spaces for neighbours to interact, to work, to shop, to play, and to learn.
Explore the many ongoing planning projects that are helping to solidify Vancouver's reputation as one of the most liveable cities in the world.
The Cambie Corridor plan will guide development along the Cambie Canada line to support our goals of sustainability, liveability, and affordability.
The Broadway Corridor plan will ensure that Central Broadway continues to be a competitive and sustainable business and residential area.
The Chinatown revitalization plan will preserve Chinatown's unique heritage while bringing new life to the community.
Hastings Park / PNE Master Plan: The Fair in the Park — a 30-year initiative to transform the Hastings Park of today into a greener, year-round destination for park use, culture, sport, recreation, and fun.
The Little Mountain plan guides redevelopment of this social housing site, considering its mix of uses, height, density, public spaces, parks, and community facilities.
The City is reviewing a proposal for a mixed use development at Oakridge Centre that will include buildings up to 45 storeys with commercial, office, residential and public amenity space.
The Olympic Village project will turn residences built for 2010 Olympic athletes into residential housing units.
The City of Vancouver and Vancouver Coastal Health are discussing renewal and expansion plans for the George Pearson Centre and Dogwood Lodge site.
This project will make it safer and easier for people to navigate the area along Powell St just west of Clark Dr. It will also expand and improve the rail network that supports cargo movement to and from Vancouver's port.
The City is turning Southeast False Creek into a model sustainable development where up to 13,000 people will live, work, play, and learn.
Still Creek is one of the two remaining visible streams in Vancouver, and the City is working to rehabilitate its natural creekside habitat, and provide recreational opportunities.
The Eastern Core strategy will transform the Eastern Core - False Creek Flats - into a sustainable green enterprise zone by reconnecting the area to surrounding communities.
Last modified: Mon, 11 Jun 2012 15:53:09
