Station Lands, Mixed-use skyscraper development in Downtown Edmonton, Canada
Station Lands is a mixed-use development in Downtown Edmonton featuring multiple residential and office towers alongside retail spaces. The buildings connect through walkways and landscaped green areas that weave throughout the site.
The site was once a Canadian National railway yard operating until 1988 before being transformed into urban space. This conversion shows how industrial land becomes part of the modern city.
The public plaza serves as a gathering point where the local community comes together for events and casual encounters. It shapes how people experience and move through this part of the city.
The EPCOR Tower, the first completed building, houses office space, a fitness center, and parking for visitors. The site is designed to be walkable and easy to navigate through.
The Switch building complex links multiple residential towers through a shared retail podium, an uncommon architectural approach. This arrangement creates a new model for how different uses fit together.
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