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Capital Park Office, building two, is the second of two office phases (with ground floor commercial space) of Capital Park, a mixed-use commercial and residential development in the City of Victoria's James Bay neighbourhood.
The Province of British Columbia will be the anchor tenant occupying the majority of available space.
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It's a shame a bit more ground level retail was not part of this development. Otherwise it looks very nice.
Look at that A+ social distancing! Bran must be important, when they saw him with a camera everyone got in line.
I’ve been coming across the terms seismic building codes, and I’m probably oversimplifying by wondering: does that mean newer developments (like Capital Park) should be able to e.g. withstand a certain magnitude of earthquake? I tried to find more information but only came across generally worded B.C. government releases.
But that doesn’t mean the building will be habitable following a major seismic event, just that you’ll be able to safely vacate the structure. Generally speaking concrete buildings are well suited to certain seismic activity to begin with but the seismic wave, the soil/ground underneath and the depth of the quake all play a role on the impact on structures.
State-of-the-art presentation centre for Capital Park Residences scheduled to close
November 14th will be the final time purchasers can view the project's show suite and market-leading interactive displays.
James Bay's Capital Park project an environmental leader with LEED Platinum and Gold buildings
Mixed-use residential and commercial development seeks highest environmental accreditation in Canada.
First-in-BC technology delivers new experience for homebuyers at James Bay's Capital Park Residences
Concert Virtual™ technology at the Capital Park Residences presentation centre has replaced a traditional pre-sale showroom focal point with a interactive alternative.
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