Recent developments with this project

Concept plan approved

10 December 2012 — The Park Board approved the proposed concept plan for the Shannon Mews public park. 

Plans for the 4 hectare Kerrisdale green space will embrace the heritage Italianate landscape style. Construction of the first phase is estimated to begin in 2014.

Community open house

19 September 2012 — The Park Board will hold a community open house to launch this project. This is your opportunity to learn more about the new park, and review the concept drawings:

St. Stephen's United Church Hall
7025 Granville St.
5:30pm to 7:30pm

Approved concept plan

Here is the concept plan approved by the Vancouver Park Board on 10 December 2012.

• Approved Shannon Mews concept plan

Plans and drawings

Here are the concept drawings from the Shannon Mews Park open house panel, held on 12 September 2012. View the drawings for an overall look at the park plans.

View a simplified version on the Shannon Mews Park design:

• Simplified Shannon Mews Park design

The context plan panel shows the park within the context of the larger Shannon Mews site:

• Open house panel - context plan

The park plan shows the overall park plan:

• Open house panel - park plan

The open house panel sections shows park elevations:

• Open house panel - sections

The concept plan panel details the proposed design textures and elements:

• Open house panel - concept plan

Project type

• New park

Project status

• Consultation

Expected completion

• Unknown

Budget

• Development funds

Key dates

Work leading up to this project

The Shannon Mews park is part of an overall redevelopment of Shannon Mews, which includes:

•  Demolishing two existing buildings
• Building three new buildings
• Building two levels of underground parking
• Restoring three designated heritage buildings and perimeter walls
• Restoring heritage landscaping elements
• Landscape work including replacing an existing swimming pool
• Building a district energy system