CONTEMPORARY WEST COAST ARCHITECTURE
Lupine Walk’s two six-storey buildings were carefully planned at the peak of the site to emphasize views of the Inlet and the landscaped central courtyard, for an ever-present reminder of the spectacular surroundings. Inspired by the Tsleil-Waututh Nation’s stewardship of nature and tradition of woodworking, woodgrain accents and cladding add a warm natural tone that complements the collection’s contemporary architectural aesthetic.
AN ELEVATED SENSE OF ARRIVAL
A bright, elegant lobby entrance in each building greets you upon arrival. Defined by tasteful contemporary artwork, a warming central fireplace and ample conversation space, it’s a fitting and memorable first impression for visitors to this thoughtfully designed, carefully built collection.
AMENITIES THAT MAKE HEALTHY FAMILY LIVING EASY
Inside are several spaces that make healthy living and socializing a breeze. The highlight is a modern fitness facility, featuring cardio and strength-training equipment to help you get your heart rate up when the weather outside is less than ideal. Other amenities include a kids’ playroom and social lounge with a kitchen, harvest dining table, sofa seating and games areas, offering ample space for hours of stories, laughter, fine food and good times.
EXPANSIVE OUTDOOR LIVING SPACES FOR FRESH AIR AND BUILDING CONNECTIONS
Lupine Walk was designed around the concept of community. Shared amenities are a key feature of the design, including a lushly landscaped central courtyard and green space that creates a peaceful and protected parkette to gather with friends, neighbours and family under the sun. Just off the lawn is an outdoor barbecue area and lounge, children’s play space and giant chessboard, so the whole family can be together outside.
Plus, you'll have even more outdoor space with access to The Park at Seymour Village, just down the street.
A walking loop wraps around the property, providing easy access to fitness equipment for circuit training or a pleasant stroll. The loop connects to the multi-use path outside of the property, offering a convenient transition to Roche Point Park Trail and other forest walks.
