Marquee

[...] James Askew, president of rareEarth Project Marketing. “At Marquee we saw the potential the Van East Cinema held, with its original brick and steel and prime location. “It’s all too common for [...]

[...] . Developer Image Development Inc. took a run-down theatre and used it. Literally. The Van East Cinema on Commercial Drive was designed by Bruno Freschi, the same architect behind Science World [...]

[...] new that still holds meaning.” The condo architects, Ankenman/Marchand, have kept the Van East Cinema’s brick, steel and concrete. The building, located at 2250 Commercial Drive, houses 58 mixed- [...]

[...] on Commercial Drive. Marquee on the Drive, a low-rise development, transforms the old Van East Cinema, originally designed by Bruno Freschi, the architect behind Expo ’86 and Science World, into [...]

[...] View Article Here. Part of what makes neighbourhoods special are people’s collective memories that grow up [...]

[...] View Article Here. It’s no secret: “The Drive” neighbourhood’s unique, eclectic vibe is utterly [...]

[...] View Article Here. It’s not common for home hunters to find a new condo development on Commercial Drive, [...]

[...] View Article Here. VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – Whether you’re talking about the Hollywood Theatre or Hobbit [...]

[...] Van East Cinema on Commercial Drive was designed by Bruno Freschi, the same architect behind Science World and the planning of Expo ’86. It opened around 1981 and closed in early 2011. When Image [...]

[...] was originally designed by Bruno Freschi, whose past work includes Expo ’86 and Science World. “It’s all too common for character buildings to be bulldozed down in place of brand [...]

[...] was originally designed by Bruno Freschi, whose past work includes Expo ’86 and Science World. “It’s all too common for character buildings to be bulldozed down in place of brand [...]

[...] Van East Cinema, originally designed by Bruno Freschi, the architect behind Expo ’86 and Science World, into a modern 58-unit mixed residential condominium that builds on the fabric of the [...]

[...] developer Image Development Inc. has completed one of the city’s most recycled buildings on Commercial Drive. Marquee on the Drive, a low-rise development, transforms the old Van East Cinema, [...]

[...] Development Inc. took a run-down theatre and used it. Literally. The Van East Cinema on Commercial Drive was designed by Bruno Freschi, the same architect behind Science World and the planning of [...]

[...] memories that grow up around specific locations. For decades, the Van East Cinema on Commercial Drive was that kind of cultural touchstone.With its deep roots in the Commercial Drive [...]

[...] View Article Here. It’s not common for home hunters to find a new condo development on Commercial Drive, one of the city’s most beloved shopping, dining and cultural hubs. So when Barbara Smyth [...]

[...] that can strip away the soul of a neighbourhood,” said James Askew, president of rareEarth Project Marketing. “At Marquee we saw the potential the Van East Cinema held, with its original brick and [...]

[...] that can strip away the soul of a neighbourhood,” said James Askew, president of rareEarth Project Marketing. “At Marquee we saw the potential the Van East Cinema held, with its original brick and [...]

[...] a new standard for redevelopment in Vancouver,” said James Askew, president of rareEarth Project Marketing. “It’s all too common for character buildings to be bulldozed down in place of [...]

[...] it was worth the wait. Homes that Make You Smile Cristy Edmonds, vice president of rareEarth Project Marketing, starts my tour in one of Marquee’s two-storey loft homes. The words awesome, funky and [...]

[...] trend. The former Van East Cinema has now been converted to condos, and James Askew with Marquee developers says they did all they could to retain the original building. “Plus, 75 per cent of the [...]