Project Name: Harrison West – RC2
Location: Surrey, BC
Client: Elim Housing Society
Description: 72 Bed, 4-Storey Residential Care Building (Non-Combustible Concrete Structure) with 1 Level U/G Concrete Parking Structure.
Building GFA: 60,000 sq.ft
Architect: OCA Architects
Construction Start Date: May 2014
Construction Duration: 20 Months
Contract Value: $23,900,000

Elim Village is a unique Christian-based retirement community located on 20 acres in the Fleetwood area of Surrey. The Harrison is a three-storey building designed around eight neighbourhoods. The Harrison is one of many buildings on the site. Owned and operated by Elim Housing Society.

We are resident and family focused, continually seeking to learn new approaches to support residents and families, especially when dealing with dementia, and to help people feel safe and secure as they cope with increasing losses of function physically and mentally. We believe that everyone involved with the resident is part of the care team and all are valued and important contributors to the life of the resident. We partner with community resources to help residents remain involved to the degree they are able.

Project Name: New Vista Place
Location: Burnaby, BC
Client: New Vista Society          
Description: 240 Bed, 7-Storey Residential Care Building & Adult Day Care (Non-Combustible Concrete Structure ) with 1 Level U/G Concrete Parking Structure.
Building GFA: 141,896 sq.ft
Architect: Derek Crawford & Assoc.
Construction Start Date: July 2018
Construction Duration: 24 months
Contract Value: $48,000,000

More than ever, seniors living in Metro Vancouver, including Burnaby, are concerned with affordable housing and quality care. Everyone wants to remain close to family, friends and community.

The New Vista Society is committed to excellence in all endeavours, looking to create meaningful relationships with our Care Home residents, housing tenants, Adult Day Care clients and the community. Dedicated to research and evidence-based service, we partner with families, community organizations, Fraser Health, BC Housing, and local universities to create a compassionate environment where everyone feels safe, connected and enriched.

Project Name: Foyer Maillard
Location: Coquitlam, BC
Client: Foyer Maillard
Description: 125 Beds, 3-Storey Complex Care Facility (Wood Frame Structure) with 1 Level U/G Concrete Parking Structure.
Building GFA: 80,675 sq.ft
Architect: Sitelines
Construction Start Date: February 2016
Construction Duration: 17 Months
Contract Value: $25,000,000

The Foyer Maillard offers 125 private rooms of fully subsidized residential care (long term care) for older adults.

The new residence has nine neighbourhoods over three floors; fully staffed with professional multi-disciplinary care providers on a 24 hour basis. Each neighbourhood is equipped with bathing facilities, a dining room, resident lounge (activity) space, quiet room and access to the outdoors. All resident rooms are single bedrooms equipped with their own washroom for maximum privacy. The building also has a beauty salon, and a beautifully landscaped and secure yard for residents, family, friends, volunteers and employee enjoyment.

Project Name: Peace Arch 
Location:  South Surrey, BC
Client: Peace Arch Hospital Foundation
Description: 112 Beds Residential Care / 73 Beds Mental Health / 15 Beds Hospice, 4-Storey Non-Combustible Concrete Structure with 1 Level U/G Concrete Parkade Structure.
Building GFA: 142,000 sq.ft
Architect: Derek Crawford Architect Inc.
Construction Start Date: Sept. 2017
Construction Duration: 23 Months
Contract Value: $43,000,000

In keeping with our community’s long-standing commitment to seek the best solution for our evolving health care needs, the Foundation – in partnership with the Ministry of Health and Fraser Health Authority – has launched a comprehensive site Redevelopment and Expansion, which includes a new Emergency Department and residential care facility with a new hospice residence.

The new residential care facility will house 200 beds – 112 dedicated to complex residential care, 73 to geriatric mental health and substance abuse patients and a 15-bed hospice residence. This new facility will replace residential care beds currently located in the Weatherby Pavilion and the hospital’s existing hospice, making current acute care capacity more readily available for new patients.