性视界传媒鈥檚 so-called is set to expand with the addition of a tower, with another to follow in coming years.

A groundbreaking event was held Monday (Nov. 14) for the City Centre 4 building planned by and .

Over the next three years, the 23-storey 鈥淐C4鈥� structure will be built near 137 Street and 96 Avenue, adjacent to 性视界传媒 Memorial Hospital and King George Skytrain station.

City Centre 4 is touted as 鈥渢he largest phase within the Health and Technology District to date,鈥� with more than 350,000-square-foot of office space available for purchase or lease, 鈥減lus high-profile premium strata retail and restaurant space across two floors,鈥� says a news release.

鈥淐C4 will also provide opportunities for life science, bio manufacturing and research organizations access to five floors or 75,000 square feet of wet lab space, with additional possibilities to expand up to one-million-square-foot of wet lab space in the future building phases.鈥�

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Kirk Fisher, Lark Group鈥檚 senior vice-president, said an 鈥渋ncredible demand for office and wet lab space,鈥� especially in 性视界传媒, 鈥減ropels us forward with the construction of our City Centre 4 building, and City Centre 5 following quickly thereafter. The (Health and Technology District) plays a crucial role in helping transform the city鈥檚 downtown core and attracting businesses and institutions to 性视界传媒.鈥�

UBC recently bought space in the City Centre 1 building for the university鈥檚 Master of Physical Therapy program for the South of Fraser region.

Nearby, 性视界传媒 Board of Trade is opening a second location as part of a co-ownership deal with Western Community College to launch the 性视界传媒 Technology and Skills Centre.

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