CURV architect Tom Wright earned international acclaim with buildings that honour their context: his Burj al Arab—known as one of the world’s most iconic pieces of modern architecture, and its only ‘7-star hotel’—perfectly evokes a soaring sail on the edge of the Dubai coast. In Vancouver, his organic, 60-storey CURV—inspired by a fresh, green sprout—will stand at the pinnacle of the city skyline and advance its aspiration to be the greenest in the world.

CURV architectural interior designer Andres Escobar has worked on luxury properties in Europe, the Middle East, and the Seychelles. But he is particularly renowned for his upscale New York projects such as One Times Square. Building on the foundation of a Passive House tower at this scale, Escobar and award-winning firm Lemay_id, Escobar have chosen elements and materials that will not just add, but accumulate value, with interior design that is both elegant and enduring.

Befitting of Vancouver’s tallest residential tower on the downtown peninsula’s highest point—CURV sees the city as never before, with soul-stirring views; offering residents the best vantage point in one of the most beautiful places on earth.

CURV’s top two floors are a gift to residents; a conduit for moments of beauty in daily life; a chance to be restored and refreshed overlooking one of the most stunning cities in the world.

As the tallest Passive House in the world, CURV is elegantly engineered for personal and planetary wellbeing, raising the standard for luxury and livability—for residents today and generations tomorrow.

At 60 storeys, CURV is the tallest residential tower in Vancouver, standing at the downtown peninsula’s highest point—with soul-stirring vistas of the city, land and sea—and access to the shopping, business, and beach district.