Qualex-Landmark is a Canadian real estate development group based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company develops condominium, rental and mixed-use projects including Pomaria in Vancouver, Park Point in Calgary, and Artesia in Burnaby. The company was founded in 2001.
Qualex-Landmark's projects have been designed by architects such as Foad Rafii, RWA Group, IBI Group, and James Cheng. Some developments have received regional architecture and development awards, including recognition from the Urban Development Institute.
Qualex-Landmark developed close to 1300 units across 6 residential high rise developments in Calgary, Alberta between the years of 2006 and 2018, leading to the moniker the "King of the Beltline." Mark on Tenth has a large-scale art commission by Canadian visual artist and designer Douglas Coupland, Coupland's interpretation of Calgary, Alberta in the 21st century.
Qualex-Landmark also developed residential projects in Vancouver's Yaletown neighbourhood, including Domus and Pomaria, comprising more than 350 housing units combined. Pomaria includes a copper and steel weathervane by Canadian artist and musician Rodney Graham.
Developments 701 Kingsway - rental tower in Vancouver, BC. Among first wave of development under City of Vancouver's 2022-approved Broadway plan, as noted by Daily Hive. Under construction. Ironwood in Coquitlam, BC. Under construction. Below-market rental portion delivered in Partnership with the YWCA Designed by Order of Canada decorated architect James K. M. Cheng Features public art by Marie Khouri Botanica in Coquitlam, BC. Under construction. Artesia in Burnaby, BC - 2025 Below-market rental portion delivered in partnership with the YWCA Daily Hive reported on its public art commissioned by Random International Seasons residential rental in Coquitlam, BC - 2024 Urban Development Institute Award for Best Multi-Family Rental, 2024 Legacy on Dunbar in Vancouver, BC - 2023 Green on Queensbury in North Vancouver, BC's Moodyville - 2020 LEED Platinum certification, 2021 Fronting Moodyville Park, revitalized in collaboration with the City of North Vancouver, including the "Queensbury Frog" sculpture carved by artist Eric Neighbour Park Point in Calgary, AB - 2018 Aria rental in Vancouver, BC - 2016 Urban Development Institute Award for Best Multi-Family Rental LEED Gold certification Mark on Tenth in Calgary, AB - 2016 Calla in Calgary, AB - 2013 Luna in Calgary, AB - 2012 District Crossing in North Vancouver, BC - 2011 Nova in Calgary, AB - 2008 Pomaria in Vancouver, BC - 2007 Urban Development Institute award for Best High Rise, 2007 First LEED-certified multi-unit residential building in Vancouver Stella in Calgary, AB - 2006 Domus in Vancouver, BC - 2003
Founder Developments Prior to Qualex-Landmark (Active from 1991) These include Alda, Crandall, Symphony at Garibaldi, Symphony at Whistler, Eighteen Trees, Sinclaire Dental Headquarters, Rivergate, Sonesta, Antrim Oaks, The Esplanade, Fairmont on the Boulevard, and The Beacon.
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External links Qualex-Landmark