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Designated as Vancouver’s new town centre, Oakridge will be a cultural hub comprised of over 2,600 homes for 6,000 residents; nearly 500,000 square feet of workspace for over 3,000 creative economy workers; one million square feet of retail including the Oakridge Kitchen, 100,000 square feet of curated culinary experiences that capture the diversity of a multicultural global city; a nearly 10-acre city park; one of the city’s largest community centres and daycares; a public library; a world-renowned performing arts academy; multiple live music venues and numerous indoor and outdoor performance spaces. The Oakridge Municipal Town Centre covers the area around Cambie Street and West 41st Avenue and the City of Vancouver’s goals for it include “increasing height and density to provide social and rental housing opportunities, increasing job space, delivering amenities and establishing buildings that reflect the importance of this transit-oriented, regionally significant hub.” Here's what the con
