Station Square, Shopping and business center in Burnaby, Canada
Station Square is a mixed-use complex in Burnaby, British Columbia, featuring five residential towers with integrated retail shops, restaurants, and office spaces. The buildings connect directly to the adjacent Metropolis shopping center and form a self-contained urban environment.
Station Square emerged as part of the Metrotown district development in the 1980s, transforming the area into a major business hub in Burnaby. This project significantly shaped the city's urban structure and modernized the region.
Station Square combines retail stores, dining establishments, and professional workspaces, creating a gathering place for residents and business professionals in Burnaby.
The location sits right next to a Skytrain station and benefits from good bus connections, making public transit access straightforward. Most shops and restaurants open from morning hours and operate throughout the day with evening closing times.
The complex contains over 450,000 square feet of commercial space fully integrated with 1,800 residential units within a single development. This creates an unusual model of a completely self-sufficient urban ecosystem.
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