The Butterfly Vancouver, Architectural Tour on June 8th, 2024

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Designed by Revery Architecture & Developed by Westbank Corp, The Butterfly is a tower and church exploring the intersection of nature, community and urban living.
Persa Real as one of Westbank's VIP ambassadors had chance to attend to the architectural tour for this remarkable project on June 8th, 2024.
The construction is aimed to complete in Fall 2024.
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28 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 9

@mensrea1251 2 месяца назад

The views of an old condo building from the 14th floor are breathtaking 😂

@stevecarson4162 Месяц назад

Yes, and I LIVE there.🤩

@justaguy6862 Месяц назад

The suite looks cold and corporate. At best, it's a glorified lunch room in a corporate tower. Blah. Where's the coziness?

@GabrielBauman 2 месяца назад

The way the windows rise up into narrow slits makes the units feel like basement suites. Gross.

@stevecarson4162 Месяц назад

All the walls look like they're melting. What happened to straight walls and square corners? Furniture placement would be a nightmare, never mind hanging pictures.

@RMD992-f2n 2 месяца назад

That looks so tacky what a underwhelming disappointment. No one will buy those units

@alissareed9827 2 месяца назад

Don't worry, these were never meant to be lived in. They are built to park the overseas $$$.

@stevecarson4162 Месяц назад

@@alissareed9827 : That's what has destroyed Vancouver's real estate market: Foreign *"investors"* who have no intention of living in the place, but who expect to sell it for a HUGE profit as soon as they can. Meanwhile, people who actually LIVE here can't afford to buy anything. Oh, and the banks tell them they "can't afford" a $1,500 a month mortgage -- so they have to pay $2,000 a month in rent instead. The banks don't have a bloody clue.