QuantumPlace 1030

QuantumPlace 1030 is a proposed 6-home building on 10th Street NW in Calgary’s Mount Pleasant district. The project is on a road with commuter bike lanes, near major bus routes, provides easy access for motorists to the Trans-Canada highway, and is just a block away from SAIT Polytechnic, This west-facing, stacked townhouse building stands three storeys tall.

The stacked design allows this building to achieve higher density housing on the size of a standard 50’ wide city lot. Residents of the upper homes have rooftop patios, while the lower homes feature ground-level amenity spaces. All the units have large windows to allow plenty of natural light.

This development by QuantumPlace is a conscientious effort to provide higher density housing in a neighbourhood close to transit, schools, and post-secondary institutions. It doesn’t expect its residents to be reliant on cars, only providing three private garages, one surface visitors parking stall, and bicycle storage for its tenants.

The ground-level homes each have 755 SF and 1 bedroom, and the upper-level homes provide 1575 SF with 3 bedrooms and a den. These homes are of wood-frame construction and clad with corrugated metal, stucco, and architectural metal panels.

Construction is underway for QuantumPlace.

Developer: QuantumPlace
Architecture and Rendering: Gravity Architecture