Details about 150 Robson

Where Downtown Meets Yaletown
Canadian developer, Amacon, is set to redevelop the site of the Northern Electric Company Building at 118-150 Robson Street into a mixed-use building containing a 116-room hotel, 4,635 sq ft of commercial space, and a residential tower with 177 condominiums. The Art Moderne façade of the heritage building will be restored and re-purposed into retail shops and a hotel, above which a new luxury residential tower will be constructed.

Located where Downtown Vancouver transitions into the residential neighbourhoods surrounding the north shore of False Creek, you’ll have within mere steps of your front door an exceptional range of eateries, shops, professional services, and leisure activities for unparalleled convenience. Revel in the nightlife of Granville Street or cheer on the home team at a Vancouver WhiteCaps or BC Lions game at BC Place. Survey the brand name boutiques along Robson Street or enjoy a fine dining experience in one of Yaletown’s eclectic restaurants. Living more is driving less.

• prime location at Robson & Cambie streets
• 29-storey mixed-use building
• 177 market condos
• 116-room hotel with restaurant & lounge
• 1 block from BC Place Stadium
• 1 block from Vancouver Public Library
• steps from Granville Entertainment District
• near numerous restaurants & shops
• LEED Gold building

Amenities at 150 Robson

The residential tower will be 29 storeys and contain 177 market housing units. The architects say the proportions of the tower have been manipulated to decrease the view impact of the corner unit of the 30 storey tower (TV Towers) located on the northeast corner of Robson and Cambie, blocking less than one-third of its views. 

The façade of the Northern Electric Building façade will be retained, with new construction behind. It will be part of a new hotel, with 83,979 sq ft. of hotel use, including a cafe and restaurant. A new, six-story hotel building will be constructed on the east end of the property, at Robson and Beatty. An outdoor patio space is proposed for the hotel lounge, with views of Terry Fox Plaza and BC Place.

The hotel will include 116 rooms — a much-needed injection of new hotel rooms to downtown Vancouver, which has seen a net loss of over 1,100 rooms over the past decade.

Amenities for the hotel guests will include a fitness centre and outdoor pool atop the podium, with glass walls on two sides of the pool. Amacon says it will “provide opportunities” for residents to access the hotel amenities as the residential tower will not include any of its own amenities.

Parking and Storage
Approximately 280 underground parking and 250 bicycle stalls have been proposed for residents, hotel guests, and retail customers. Of these, 56 will be electric vehicle charging stations. The development will be served by two Class B loading bays located adjacent to the lane, and three Class A bays located within the first two levels of the parkade.