Across British Columbia, many buildings and completed homes remain vacant or underused while affordable housing continues to be in short supply. This presents an opportunity to rethink how existing assets can better serve the public through renewal rather than replacement. Every building holds the potential to become part of a more accessible and resilient housing system.
Meaningful change depends on collaboration. By working with public agencies, nonprofit organizations, community partners, and industry professionals, existing buildings can be transformed into affordable homes that create lasting public value and stronger communities. Through thoughtful planning and long term stewardship, each project is intended to deliver lasting social, environmental, and economic benefits.
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About
We are a British Columbia nonprofit housing society focused on delivering affordable housing through building renewal, adaptive reuse, and collaboration with public and community partners.
What We Do?
Research
Assessment
Planning
Partnership
Project Delivery
Long Term Stewardship
Our Approach
Every project begins with understanding the potential of what already exists. Rather than approaching housing through demolition and replacement, we evaluate existing buildings and underused housing assets to identify opportunities for renewal, adaptive reuse, and long term community benefit. Our approach combines research, thoughtful design, collaboration, and responsible project development to create housing solutions that respond to local needs while making the best use of existing resources. By working closely with public agencies, nonprofit organizations, industry professionals, and local communities, we aim to deliver affordable housing that is practical, sustainable, and built to serve future generations.
Team
Executive Director
Director of Architecture
Director of Operations
Director of Health Programs
Research & Publications
Research
Publications
Case Studies
Annual Reports
Governance Documents
Work With Us
We welcome conversations with municipalities, public agencies, nonprofit organizations, property owners, industry professionals, researchers, and community groups interested in creating affordable housing through the renewal of existing buildings and underused housing assets.