List of tallest buildings in British Columbia

Vancouver's skyline from Granville Street Bridge in 2024
Brentwood, in Burnaby, is home to Two Gilmore Place, the tallest building in British Columbia
Skyscrapers surrounding King George station in Surrey City Centre

British Columbia, the third-most populous province in Canada, is home to the second highest number of skyscrapers and high-rises in the country, after Ontario. The vast majority of buildings taller than 100 metres (328 ft) in British Columbia are in Greater Vancouver, the third largest metropolitan area in Canada, with the remainder in Kelowna. There are nine cities in British Columbia with at least one building exceeding 100 m (328 ft) in height: Vancouver, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Delta, Langley, New Westminster, North Vancouver, Surrey, and Kelowna. Of these, Vancouver and Burnaby make up over half of all buildings in the list. The tallest building in the province is Two Gilmore Place, a 215.8 m (708 ft), 67-storey residential skyscraper in Burnaby.

The Legislative Building in Victoria, the capital of British Columbia, was the tallest building in the province when it was completed in 1897. As Vancouver subsequently overtook Victoria in population and economic importance, it would go on to have the majority of the tallest buildings in British Columbia during the 20th century. The first building in British Columbia to surpass 100 m (328 ft) in height was the Hotel Vancouver in 1939. High-rise development was slow before the mid-1960s. Notable office towers such as TD Tower and the Harbour Centre being added to Vancouver's skyline in the 1970s. Since the 1980s, Vancouver's urban planning has been highly influenced by the philosophy of Vancouverism, which encourages mixed-use development, narrow high-rise residential towers atop a commercial base, and reliance on public transit.[1][2] In 2009, the first skyscraper exceeding 150 m (492 ft) in height in British Columbia, Living Shangri-La, opened in Vancouver. This reflected a uptick in the height of new developments in Vancouver, which has since completed six more such skyscrapers.

The 21st century also seen an increasing number of residential high-rises being built throughout the city's metropolitan area of Greater Vancouver (also known as Metro Vancouver). Between 2000 and 2025, the number of buildings taller than 100 m (328 ft) in Greater Vancouver quintupled from 31 to 175. This surge in condominium towers has been especially notable in Burnaby. Burnaby has less stringest height restrictions than Vancouver, where municipal regulations forbid any building from exceeding 200 meters (677 ft) in height above mean sea level in order to preserve sight lines out toward the Pacific Ranges.[3] As a result, Burnaby has surpassed Vancouver in the number of skyscrapers taller than 150 m (492 ft). In 2024, Two Gilmore Place was completed in Burnaby, ending Vancouver's reign of having the tallest building in the province since 1910. A smaller high-rise boom has also taken place in Kelowna since the late 2010s, with the Okanagan Valley city having four buildings taller than 100 m (328 ft) by 2025.

In Greater Vancouver, the SkyTrain has encouraged transit-oriented development (TOD), with most high-rise developments occurring near a SkyTrain station.[4][5][6][7] This has led to the creation of many urban cores throughout Greater Vancouver, each with a distinct cluster of tall buildings. The most prominent clusters outside downtown Vancouver are Metrotown and Brentwood in Burnaby, Coquitlam Town Centre and Burquitlam in Coquitlam, and Surrey City Centre in Surrey. Other clusters include Edmonds and Lougheed in Burnaby, Suter Brook Village in Port Moody, Marine Drive in southern Vancouver, Lonsdale in North Vancouver, Downtown and Sapperton in New Westminster, central Richmond, West Vancouver, and the unincorporated area of University Endowment Lands.

History

Number of buildingsYear03060901201501801920194019601980200020202040Buildings taller than 100 m (328 ft)Buildings taller than 150 m (492 ft)Buildings taller than 200 m (656 ft)Growth of skyscrapers in Greater Vancouver
Number of buildings by height in Greater Vancouver by the end of each year, based on the information in this article. Click on the legend to toggle a specific height on or off. View chart definition.

Tallest buildings

This list ranks completed buildings in British Columbia that stand at least 100 m (328 ft) tall as of 2026, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The “Year” column indicates the year of completion. Buildings tied in height are sorted by year of completion with earlier buildings ranked first, and then alphabetically.

  Was the tallest building in British Columbia upon completion
Rank Name Image City Height
m (ft) 		Floors Year Purpose Notes
1 Two Gilmore Place Burnaby

49°15′57″N 123°00′50″W / 49.265755°N 123.013847°W / 49.265755; -123.013847 (Two Gilmore Place)

215.8 (708) 64 2024 Residential Tallest building in Brentwood Park, in Burnaby, in Greater Vancouver, and in British Columbia. The second in the province to exceed 200 metres in height. Tallest building completed in Burnaby in the 2020s. Part of the three-tower Gilmore Place development.[8][9][10]
2 Living Shangri-La Vancouver

49°17′08″N 123°07′25″W / 49.285671°N 123.123726°W / 49.285671; -123.123726 (Living Shangri-La)

200.9 (659) 62 2009 Mixed-use 2nd tallest building in British Columbia and 39th tallest building in Canada. Contains a hotel on the first 15 floors and residential units on the rest of the tower. Will soon rebrand to the Hyatt Vancouver Downtown Alberni. Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 2000s.[11]
3 Paradox Hotel Vancouver Vancouver

49°17′12″N 123°07′26″W / 49.286785°N 123.124023°W / 49.286785; -123.124023 (Paradox Hotel Vancouver)

187.8 (616) 60 2016 Mixed-use Tied with Altus in Burnaby for the third tallest building in British Columbia. Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 2010s. Mixed-use hotel and residential building.[12]
4 Solo District - Altus Burnaby

49°15′58″N 123°00′13″W / 49.266029°N 123.003654°W / 49.266029; -123.003654 (Solo District - Altus)

187.8 (616) 49 2017 Mixed-use Tallest building in Burnaby from 2017 to 2024. Mixed-use residential and hotel building. Tallest mixed-use building in Burnaby. Tied with the Paradox Hotel Vancouver for the third tallest building in British Columbia.[13]
5 Brentwood One Burnaby

49°16′04″N 123°00′09″W / 49.267708°N 123.002556°W / 49.267708; -123.002556 (Brentwood One)

186.2 (611) 56 2019 Residential [14]
6 Brentwood Two Burnaby

49°16′00″N 123°00′03″W / 49.266739°N 123.000923°W / 49.266739; -123.000923 (Brentwood Two)

186.2 (611) 56 2019 Residential [15]
7 Hillside East C at Concord Brentwood – Burnaby

49°15′54″N 122°59′39″W / 49.265022°N 122.994095°W / 49.265022; -122.994095 (Hillside East C at Concord Brentwood)

182.9 (600) 55 2024 Residential [16][17]
8 Brentwood Three Burnaby

49°16′00″N 122°59′58″W / 49.266735°N 122.999512°W / 49.266735; -122.999512 (Brentwood Three)

182 (597) 55 2021 Residential [18]
9 The Butterfly Vancouver

49°16′55″N 123°07′36″W / 49.281864°N 123.126534°W / 49.281864; -123.126534 (The Butterfly)

178.6 (586) 57 2024 Residential Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 2020s.[19]
10 Pier West 1 New Westminster

49°12′04″N 122°54′32″W / 49.20105°N 122.908981°W / 49.20105; -122.908981 (Pier West 1)

178 (584) 53 2024 Residential Tallest building in New Westminster.[20]
11 Highline – Burnaby

49°13′28″N 123°00′10″W / 49.224556°N 123.002808°W / 49.224556; -123.002808 (Highline)

177 (581) 53 2024 Mixed-use Mixed-use residential and hotel building. Tallest building in Metrotown. Formerly called The Eclipse. The hotel component is known as Hyatt Place Metrotown.[21][22][23]
12 6000 McKay Avenue – Burnaby

49°13′44″N 123°00′10″W / 49.229012°N 123.002708°W / 49.229012; -123.002708 (6000 McKay Avenue)

172 (564) 52 2022 Residential Part of Station Square. Also known as Station Square Tower 5.[24]
13 One Gilmore Place – Burnaby

49°15′55″N 123°00′50″W / 49.26532°N 123.013832°W / 49.26532; -123.013832 (One Gilmore Place)

171 (561) 51 2024 Residential Part of the three-tower Gilmore Place development.[9][25]
14 One Burrard Place – Vancouver

49°16′40″N 123°07′47″W / 49.277718°N 123.129715°W / 49.277718; -123.129715 (One Burrard Place)

167.6 (550) 54 2021 Residential [26][27]
15 4670 Assembly Way – Burnaby

49°13′41″N 123°00′09″W / 49.228172°N 123.002495°W / 49.228172; -123.002495 (4670 Assembly Way)

163 (535) 48 2018 Residential Part of Station Square. Also known as Station Square Tower 2.[28]
16 The Stack – Vancouver

49°17′14″N 123°07′22″W / 49.28735°N 123.122826°W / 49.28735; -123.122826 (The Stack)

162.3 (532) 38 2023 Office Tallest office building in Vancouver.[29]
17 567 Clarke + Como Coquitlam

49°15′45″N 122°53′23″W / 49.262463°N 122.889671°W / 49.262463; -122.889671 (567 Clarke + Como)

162.2 (532) 49 2021 Residential Tallest building in Burquitlam and in Coquitlam. First building in Coquitlam to exceed 150 metres (492 ft) in height. Developed by Marcon, which is also behind the Marcon Elmwood project.[30][31][32]
18 Highpoint – Coquitlam

49°15′35″N 122°53′30″W / 49.259716°N 122.891624°W / 49.259716; -122.891624 (Highpoint)

160.8 (528) 50 2025 Residential Also marketed as Highpoint by Ledingham McAllister.[33][34]
19 The Private Residences at Hotel Georgia Vancouver

49°17′02″N 123°07′07″W / 49.283787°N 123.11869°W / 49.283787; -123.11869 (The Private Residences at Hotel Georgia)

158.5 (520) 48 2012 Mixed-use [35]
20 The City of Lougheed Tower One – Burnaby

49°15′01″N 122°53′40″W / 49.250324°N 122.894402°W / 49.250324; -122.894402 (The City of Lougheed Tower One)

158.5 (520) 55 2023 Residential Tallest building in Lougheed. Part of the City of Lougheed development.[36][37]
21 Hillside West B at Concord Brentwood – Burnaby

49°15′55″N 122°59′42″W / 49.265301°N 122.994942°W / 49.265301; -122.994942 (Hillside West B at Concord Brentwood)

158 (518) 49 2022 Residential [38][39]
22 3 Civic Plaza Surrey

49°11′26″N 122°50′53″W / 49.190639°N 122.848145°W / 49.190639; -122.848145 (3 Civic Plaza)

157.3 (516) 52 2018 Mixed-use Tallest building in Surrey since 2018. First building in Surrey to exceed 150 m (492 ft) in height. Tallest building completed in Surrey in the 2010s. Mixed-use residential and hotel building. The hotel is operated by Autograph Collection. Kwantlen Polytechnic University's Civic Plaza campus occupies the first five floors above the open lobby.[40][41][42]
23 Sovereign Burnaby

49°13′50″N 123°00′15″W / 49.230507°N 123.004089°W / 49.230507; -123.004089 (Sovereign)

155.9 (511) 45 2014 Mixed-use Tallest building in Burnaby from 2014 to 2017. Mixed-use residential and hotel building.[43]
24 Myriad by Concert Coquitlam

49°15′41″N 122°53′14″W / 49.261253°N 122.887169°W / 49.261253; -122.887169 (Myriad by Concert)

154.6 (507) 50 2025 Residential Also known as Burquitlam Park 1.[44][45]
25 Hillside East D at Concord Brentwood – Burnaby

49°15′53″N 122°59′35″W / 49.264816°N 122.993057°W / 49.264816; -122.993057 (Hillside East D at Concord Brentwood)

154 (505) 45 2024 Residential [16][46]
26 Hillside West A at Concord Brentwood – Burnaby

49°15′56″N 122°59′45″W / 49.265514°N 122.995911°W / 49.265514; -122.995911 (Hillside West A at Concord Brentwood)

153 (502) 44 2022 Residential [47]
27 Triomphe Residences – Burnaby

49°16′04″N 123°00′50″W / 49.267788°N 123.013802°W / 49.267788; -123.013802 (Triomphe Residences)

152.4 (500) 46 2020 Residential [48][49]
28 Vancouver House Vancouver

49°16′30″N 123°07′52″W / 49.274891°N 123.131142°W / 49.274891; -123.131142 (Vancouver House)

150.3 (493) 49 2019 Residential Features a top-heavy design that is unique in Vancouver.[50]
29 Three Gilmore Place – Burnaby

49°15′57″N 123°00′46″W / 49.265877°N 123.012756°W / 49.265877; -123.012756 (Three Gilmore Place)

150.3 (493) 43 2024 Residential Part of the three-tower Gilmore Place development.[9][51]
30 Smith & Farrow I – Coquitlam

49°15′39″N 122°53′33″W / 49.260933°N 122.892578°W / 49.260933; -122.892578 (Smith & Farrow I)

150 (492) 46 2025 Residential [52]
31 One Wall Centre Vancouver

49°16′50″N 123°07′32″W / 49.280518°N 123.125488°W / 49.280518; -123.125488 (One Wall Centre)

149.8 (491) 47 2001 Mixed-use This building is also known as the Sheraton Wall Centre. Tallest building in Vancouver from 2001 to 2009.[53]
32 The Grand on King George – Surrey

49°11′52″N 122°50′48″W / 49.197796°N 122.846626°W / 49.197796; -122.846626 (The Grand on King George)

149.5 (490) 46 2025 Residential Tallest building completed in Surrey in the 2020s.[54]
33 Solo District - Stratus Burnaby

49°15′58″N 123°00′20″W / 49.266048°N 123.005608°W / 49.266048; -123.005608 (Solo District - Stratus)

149.1 (489) 48 2015 Residential [55][56]
34 Shaw Tower Vancouver

49°17′18″N 123°07′04″W / 49.288383°N 123.117805°W / 49.288383; -123.117805 (Shaw Tower)

149.0 (488.8) 41 2004 Mixed-use Also known as Rogers Tower.[57]
35 The City of Lougheed Tower Two – Burnaby

49°14′59″N 122°53′40″W / 49.249615°N 122.894508°W / 49.249615; -122.894508 (The City of Lougheed Tower Two)

147.9 (485) 48 2023 Residential Part of the City of Lougheed development.[58][59]
36 Harbour Centre Vancouver

49°17′05″N 123°06′43″W / 49.284744°N 123.112061°W / 49.284744; -123.112061 (Harbour Centre)

147.0 (482.3) 40 1977 Office Tallest building in Vancouver from 1977 to 2001. Tallest office building in the city from 1977 to 2023. Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 1970s.[60]
37 Icon at Southgate City – Burnaby

49°12′37″N 122°56′56″W / 49.210381°N 122.948875°W / 49.210381; -122.948875 (Icon at Southgate City)

145.4 (477) 46 2025 Residential Tallest building in Edmonds.[61]
38 Pier West 2 New Westminster

49°12′06″N 122°54′29″W / 49.201599°N 122.908188°W / 49.201599; -122.908188 (Pier West 2)

143.9 (472) 43 2024 Residential [62]
39 Solo District - Cirrus – Burnaby

49°15′55″N 123°00′19″W / 49.265263°N 123.005196°W / 49.265263; -123.005196 (Solo District - Cirrus)

143.6 (471) 39 2022 Residential Also stylized as Cirrus at Solo District.[63]
40 MNP Tower Vancouver

49°17′15″N 123°07′04″W / 49.287613°N 123.117661°W / 49.287613; -123.117661 (MNP Tower)

143.1 (469) 36 2015 Office Seeking Platinum LEED certification, will be Gold LEED at least.[64]
41 The Melville Vancouver

49°17′16″N 123°07′25″W / 49.28783°N 123.123611°W / 49.28783; -123.123611 (The Melville)

141.4 (464) 43 2007 Residential Tallest all-residential tower in Vancouver. The building also has the tallest rooftop pool in the city.[65]
42 Plaza Two at King George Hub – Surrey

49°10′52″N 122°50′33″W / 49.181038°N 122.842545°W / 49.181038; -122.842545 (Plaza Two at King George Hub)

141.4 (464) 44 2025 Residential [66]
43 Gold House North – Burnaby

49°13′35″N 123°00′24″W / 49.226456°N 123.006706°W / 49.226456; -123.006706 (Gold House North)

141.2 (463) 41 2020 Residential [67][21][68]
44 Metroplace – Burnaby

49°13′31″N 123°00′15″W / 49.225166°N 123.004074°W / 49.225166; -123.004074 (Metroplace)

141.1 (463) 46 2014 Residential Redevelopment south of Metrotown Mall.[69]
45 Royal Centre Vancouver

49°17′07″N 123°07′18″W / 49.285271°N 123.121582°W / 49.285271; -123.121582 (Royal Centre)

141.0 (462.6) 37 1973 Office Tallest building in Vancouver from 1973 to 1977. Also known as the RBC Tower or Royal Bank Tower.[70]
46 Central Park House – Burnaby

49°13′49″N 123°00′33″W / 49.23035°N 123.009285°W / 49.23035; -123.009285 (Central Park House)

140.8 (462) 42 2025 Residential [71]
47 6080 McKay Avenue – Burnaby

49°13′42″N 123°00′13″W / 49.228371°N 123.003632°W / 49.228371; -123.003632 (6080 McKay Avenue)

140.5 (461) 41 2021 Residential Part of Station Square. Also known as Station Square Tower 4.[72]
48 Fairmont Pacific Rim Vancouver

49°17′17″N 123°06′59″W / 49.288082°N 123.116508°W / 49.288082; -123.116508 (Farimont Pacific Rim)

140.3 (460) 44 2010 Mixed-use [73]
49 Bentall 5 Vancouver

49°17′09″N 123°07′05″W / 49.285812°N 123.118172°W / 49.285812; -123.118172 (Bentall 5)

140.1 (460) 34 2007 Office Also known as B5.[74]
50 Park Place Vancouver

49°17′06″N 123°07′09″W / 49.284973°N 123.11911°W / 49.284973; -123.11911 (Park Place)

140.0 (459.3) 35 1984 Office Largest office building in British Columbia by floor area, with 64,856 square metres (698,104 sq ft). Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 1980s.[75]
51 Granville Square Vancouver

49°17′12″N 123°06′44″W / 49.286751°N 123.112297°W / 49.286751; -123.112297 (Granville Square)

138.4 (454) 30 1973 Office Also known as 200 Granville Square. The roof of the building features Vancouver Harbour Control Tower, the highest air traffic control tower in the world.[76][77]
52 Sussex – Burnaby

49°13′45″N 122°59′53″W / 49.229237°N 122.998093°W / 49.229237; -122.998093 (Sussex)

138.4 (454) 41 2021 Residential [78]
53 The Standard Metrotown – Burnaby

49°13′29″N 123°00′37″W / 49.224632°N 123.010307°W / 49.224632; -123.010307 (The Standard Metrotown)

138.4 (454) 43 2025 Residential [79]
54 Scotia Tower Vancouver

49°16′54″N 123°07′04″W / 49.281784°N 123.117783°W / 49.281784; -123.117783 (Scotia Tower)

138.0 (452.8) 34 1977 Office [80][81]
55 Four Bentall Centre Vancouver

49°17′11″N 123°07′17″W / 49.286438°N 123.121262°W / 49.286438; -123.121262 (Four Bentall Centre)

138.0 (452.8) 35 1981 Office [82][83]
56 6098 Station Street – Burnaby

49°13′39″N 123°00′11″W / 49.227562°N 123.00293°W / 49.227562; -123.00293 (6098 Station Street)

138 (453) 38 2017 Residential Part of Station Square. Also known as Station Square Tower 3.[84]
57 The Eli at Water Street by the Park – Kelowna

49°53′05″N 119°29′50″W / 49.884739°N 119.497086°W / 49.884739; -119.497086 (The Eli at Water Street by the Park)

137.8 (452) 42 2025 Residential Tallest building in British Columbia outside of Greater Vancouver. Also known as Water Street by The Park Tower B. Part of the Water Street by the Park development.[85][86]
58 Escala – Burnaby

49°16′06″N 123°00′49″W / 49.268345°N 123.013702°W / 49.268345; -123.013702 (Escala)

137.2 (450) 42 2019 Residential [87][88]
59 Sun Towers 1 – Burnaby

49°13′32″N 123°00′18″W / 49.225613°N 123.004936°W / 49.225613; -123.004936 (Sun Towers 1)

136.9 (449) 42 2022 Mixed-use Mixed-use residential and office building.[21][89][90]
60 Telus Garden Residential Tower Vancouver

49°16′50″N 123°07′04″W / 49.280502°N 123.117805°W / 49.280502; -123.117805 (Telus Garden Residential Tower)

135.6 (445) 46 2016 Residential LEED Platinum for Office Building and LEED Gold certification for Residential Tower as part of the new downtown Telus headquarters project.[91]
61 Modello – Burnaby

49°13′37″N 123°00′28″W / 49.227016°N 123.007904°W / 49.227016; -123.007904 (Modello)

134 (440) 37 2017 Residential [92][93]
62 One Central Surrey

49°11′24″N 122°51′09″W / 49.18996°N 122.852516°W / 49.18996; -122.852516 (One Central)

133.6 (438) 44 2023 Residential [94]
63 Alberni by Kengo Kuma – Vancouver

49°17′23″N 123°07′53″W / 49.289734°N 123.131256°W / 49.289734; -123.131256 (Alberni by Kengo Kuma)

133.1 (437) 43 2023 Residential [95]
64 Akimbo – Burnaby

49°15′53″N 123°00′33″W / 49.264687°N 123.009186°W / 49.264687; -123.009186 (Akimbo)

132.3 (434) 40 2023 Residential [96]
65 Plaza One at King George Hub – Surrey

49°10′54″N 122°50′34″W / 49.181538°N 122.842728°W / 49.181538; -122.842728 (Plaza One at King George Hub)

130.9 (429) 41 2025 Residential [97]
66 King George Hub One Surrey

49°10′51″N 122°50′42″W / 49.180862°N 122.84491°W / 49.180862; -122.84491 (King George Hub One)

130.7 (429) 40 2021 Residential [98][99]
67 Jinju by Anthem – Coquitlam

49°15′33″N 122°53′24″W / 49.25919°N 122.88987°W / 49.25919; -122.88987 (Jinju by Anthem)

130.6 (428) 42 2025 Residential [100]
68 MThree Coquitlam

49°16′55″N 122°47′38″W / 49.281933°N 122.793808°W / 49.281933; -122.793808 (MThree)

129.8 (426) 48 2016 Residential Tallest building in Coquitlam from 2016 to 2021.[101]
69 Peter Wall Mansion & Residences – Vancouver

49°16′28″N 123°07′33″W / 49.274494°N 123.125946°W / 49.274494; -123.125946 (Peter Wall Mansion & Residences)

127.3 (418) 43 2017 Residential Also known as 1300 Richards Street.[102]
70 TD Tower Vancouver

49°16′58″N 123°07′09″W / 49.282658°N 123.11908°W / 49.282658; -123.11908 (TD Tower)

127.1 (417) 30 1972 Office This building is also known as the Toronto Dominion Tower. Briefly the tallest building in Vancouver from 1972 to 1973.[103][104]
71 Silver – Burnaby

49°13′33″N 123°00′21″W / 49.225925°N 123.00573°W / 49.225925; -123.00573 (Silver)

127 (417) 38 2015 Residential [105][106]
72 Capitol Residences Vancouver

49°16′50″N 123°07′11″W / 49.280495°N 123.119713°W / 49.280495; -123.119713 (Capitol Residences)

126.2 (414) 43 2011 Residential [107]
73 Patina Vancouver

49°16′56″N 123°07′34″W / 49.282188°N 123.126015°W / 49.282188; -123.126015 (Patina)

126.2 (414) 42 2011 Residential [108][109]
74 Sophora on the Park – Coquitlam

49°16′55″N 122°47′28″W / 49.282024°N 122.791008°W / 49.282024; -122.791008 (Sophora on the Park)

125.5 (412) 40 2023 Residential [110]
75 The Charleson – Vancouver

49°16′26″N 123°07′37″W / 49.273827°N 123.126976°W / 49.273827; -123.126976 (The Charleson)

125.0 (410) 42 2018 Residential [111]
76 Fulton House – Burnaby

49°15′46″N 123°00′30″W / 49.26281°N 123.00824°W / 49.26281; -123.00824 (Fulton House)

125 (410) 41 2020 Residential [112]
77 The Stories at South Granville Station – Vancouver

49°15′50″N 123°08′17″W / 49.26391°N 123.13817°W / 49.26391; -123.13817 (The Stories at South Granville Station)

125 (410) 39 2025 Residential [113][114]
78 Telford on the Walk – Burnaby

49°13′28″N 123°00′17″W / 49.224407°N 123.004784°W / 49.224407; -123.004784 (Telford on the Walk)

124.5 (408) 40 2024 Residential [115]
79 Park Boulevard Surrey

49°10′58″N 122°50′37″W / 49.1828°N 122.843475°W / 49.1828; -122.843475 (Park Boulevard)

124 (407) 42 2021 Residential [116][117]
80 The Mark Vancouver

49°16′29″N 123°07′39″W / 49.274635°N 123.127548°W / 49.274635; -123.127548 (The Mark)

123.4 (405) 41 2013 Residential [118]
81 B6 – Vancouver

49°17′14″N 123°07′13″W / 49.287167°N 123.120323°W / 49.287167; -123.120323 (B6)

123 (404) 31 2024 Office Also known as Bentall 6.[119]
82 Waterfall at Lumina Brentwood – Burnaby

49°15′48″N 122°59′56″W / 49.263264°N 122.998932°W / 49.263264; -122.998932 (Waterfall at Lumina Brentwood)

122.9 (403) 38 2020 Residential [120]
83 Eclipse at Lumina Brentwood – Burnaby

49°15′45″N 122°59′57″W / 49.262627°N 122.999084°W / 49.262627; -122.999084 (Eclipse at Lumina Brentwood)

122.9 (403) 34 2024 Residential [121]
84 Vancouver Centre II – Vancouver

49°16′53″N 123°07′06″W / 49.281441°N 123.118332°W / 49.281441; -123.118332 (Vancouver Centre II)

122.8 (403) 33 2023 Office [122]
85 Woodward's 43 Vancouver

49°16′59″N 123°06′29″W / 49.282936°N 123.108032°W / 49.282936; -123.108032 (Woodward's 43)

122.3 (401) 41 2010 Residential This building is also known as W43 or the W Building.[123]
86 Three Bentall Centre Vancouver

49°17′10″N 123°07′12″W / 49.286213°N 123.12°W / 49.286213; -123.12 (Three Bentall Centre)

121.9 (400) 32 1974 Office Also known as the Bank of Montreal Tower.[124][125]
87 Meridian – Coquitlam

49°15′33″N 122°53′31″W / 49.259209°N 122.892029°W / 49.259209; -122.892029 (Meridian)

121.3 (398) 38 2024 Residential [126]
88 Park Avenue West – Surrey

49°11′02″N 122°50′33″W / 49.183891°N 122.842628°W / 49.183891; -122.842628 (Park Avenue West)

121 (397)[i] 41 2017 Residential Tallest building in Surrey briefly from 2017 to 2018.[127]
89 The Park Metrotown – Burnaby

49°13′24″N 122°59′38″W / 49.223244°N 122.993881°W / 49.223244; -122.993881 (The Park Metrotown)

120.1 (394) 39 2017 Residential One of the buildings east of Bonsor Recreation Center.[128][129]
90 Aqua Tower at Plaza 88 – New Westminster

49°12′02″N 122°54′54″W / 49.20042°N 122.915077°W / 49.20042; -122.915077 (Aqua Tower at Plaza 88)

119.2 (391) 40 2019 Residential [130]
91 Parkway I – Surrey

49°11′32″N 122°50′51″W / 49.192196°N 122.847511°W / 49.192196; -122.847511 (Parkway I)

119.1 (391) 38 2026 Residential [131]
92 Central City Surrey

49°11′16″N 122°50′59″W / 49.187853°N 122.849684°W / 49.187853; -122.849684 (Central City)

119 (390) 37 2003 Office Tallest building in Surrey from 2003 to 2017. Tallest building completed in Surrey in the 2000s. First building in Surrey to exceed 100 metres (328 ft) in height.[132]
93 The Pacific in Vancouver – Vancouver

49°16′35″N 123°07′51″W / 49.276314°N 123.130852°W / 49.276314; -123.130852 (The Pacific in Vancouver)

118.7 (389) 39 2021 Residential [133]
94 Jameson House Vancouver

49°17′10″N 123°06′56″W / 49.286129°N 123.115692°W / 49.286129; -123.115692 (Jameson House)

118.6 (389) 38 2011 Mixed-use [134][135]
95 The Ritz Coal Harbour Vancouver

49°17′18″N 123°07′27″W / 49.288219°N 123.124176°W / 49.288219; -123.124176 (The Ritz Coal Harbour)

118.3 (388) 37 2008 Residential [136][137]
96 Lougheed Heights Tower 1 – Coquitlam

49°15′26″N 122°53′29″W / 49.257195°N 122.891411°W / 49.257195; -122.891411 (Lougheed Heights Tower 1)

117.8 (386) 38 2020 Residential Listed as Lougheed Heights II on SkyscraperPage.[138][139]
97 The City of Lougheed Tower Three – Burnaby

49°14′58″N 122°53′36″W / 49.249489°N 122.893456°W / 49.249489; -122.893456 (The City of Lougheed Tower Three)

117.4 (385) 37 2023 Residential Part of the City of Lougheed development.[140]
98 320 Granville – Vancouver

49°17′08″N 123°06′46″W / 49.285603°N 123.112846°W / 49.285603; -123.112846 (320 Granville)

117.3 (385) 30 2023 Office [141]
99 KC2 at King's Crossing – Burnaby

49°13′08″N 122°57′01″W / 49.218857°N 122.95018°W / 49.218857; -122.95018 (KC2 at King's Crossing)

117.1 (384) 36 2020 Residential [142]
100 West One Vancouver

49°16′22″N 123°07′37″W / 49.272812°N 123.126816°W / 49.272812; -123.126816 (West One)

117 (384) 38 2002 Residential This building is also known as Beach Crescent - West One.[143]
101 Delta Rise – Delta

49°08′56″N 122°53′30″W / 49.148914°N 122.891693°W / 49.148914; -122.891693 (Delta Rise)

116.8 (383) 37 2017 Residential Tallest building in Delta.[144]
102 Cathedral Place Vancouver

49°17′03″N 123°07′12″W / 49.284164°N 123.11998°W / 49.284164; -123.11998 (Cathedral Place)

116.4 (382) 23 1991 Office Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 1990s.[145]
103 ONE Water Street East Kelowna

49°53′39″N 119°29′39″W / 49.894054°N 119.494247°W / 49.894054; -119.494247 (ONE Water Street East)

116.2 (381) 36 2021 Residential Tallest building in Kelowna from 2021 to 2025. Part of the One Water Street development. Also known as One Water Street I. First building in Kelowna to exceed 100 m (328 ft) in height.[146][147]
104 Park Avenue East – Surrey

49°11′02″N 122°50′30″W / 49.183899°N 122.841614°W / 49.183899; -122.841614 (Park Avenue East)

116 (379)[i] 40 2017 Residential [148]
105 The Met 2 – Burnaby

49°13′28″N 122°59′38″W / 49.224312°N 122.99382°W / 49.224312; -122.99382 (The Met 2)

115.9 (380) 38 2017 Residential One of The Met twin towers.[149][150]
106 Park George I – Surrey

49°11′01″N 122°50′28″W / 49.183613°N 122.841019°W / 49.183613; -122.841019 (Park George I)

115.4 (379) 39 2024 Residential [151]
107 1335 Howe – Vancouver

49°16′35″N 123°07′47″W / 49.276459°N 123.129768°W / 49.276459; -123.129768 (1335 Howe)

115.3 (378) 40 2022 Residential [152]
108 Vittorio – Burnaby

49°13′22″N 122°59′33″W / 49.222839°N 122.992363°W / 49.222839; -122.992363 (Vittorio)

114.9 (377) 38 2020 Residential [153]
109 Comma King George – Surrey

49°10′41″N 122°50′40″W / 49.178143°N 122.844559°W / 49.178143; -122.844559 (Comma King George)

114.9 (377) 39 2025 Residential [154]
110 Chancellor Burnaby

49°13′29″N 122°59′42″W / 49.224781°N 122.994919°W / 49.224781; -122.994919 (Chancellor)

114.6 (376) 37 2013 Residential Tallest building in Burnaby briefly from 2013 to 2014.[155]
111 Prime at the Plaza Surrey

49°11′24″N 122°51′01″W / 49.189915°N 122.850319°W / 49.189915; -122.850319 (Prime at the Plaza)

114.4 (375) 37 2019 Residential [156]
112 Marriott Pinnacle Hotel Vancouver

49°17′16″N 123°07′14″W / 49.287846°N 123.120453°W / 49.287846; -123.120453 (Marriott Pinnacle Hotel)

114.3 (375) 35 2000 Mixed-use [157]
113 Oasis Coquitlam

49°16′55″N 122°47′55″W / 49.282021°N 122.798515°W / 49.282021; -122.798515 (Oasis)

114.3 (375) 38 2013 Residential Tallest building in Coquitlam from 2013 to 2016.[158]
114 The Exchange – Vancouver

49°17′09″N 123°06′57″W / 49.285709°N 123.115891°W / 49.285709; -123.115891 (The Exchange)

114.3 (375) 31 2017 Office [159]
115 Tate on Howe – Vancouver

49°16′38″N 123°07′43″W / 49.277122°N 123.128586°W / 49.277122; -123.128586 (1265 Howe Street)

114.3 (375) 40 2019 Residential [160]
116 Polaris at Metrotown – Burnaby

49°13′20″N 122°59′36″W / 49.222229°N 122.993286°W / 49.222229; -122.993286 (Polaris at Metrotown)

114.3 (375) 36 2021 Residential [161]
117 University District South Tower Surrey

49°11′32″N 122°51′02″W / 49.192322°N 122.850441°W / 49.192322; -122.850441 (University District South Tower)

113.9 (374) 37 2023 Residential [162]
118 Evolve – Surrey

49°11′25″N 122°51′13″W / 49.190235°N 122.853729°W / 49.190235; -122.853729 (Evolve)

113.7 (373)[i] 36 2019 Residential [163]
119 West Pender Place 1 Vancouver

49°17′24″N 123°07′42″W / 49.290066°N 123.128433°W / 49.290066; -123.128433 (West Pender Place 1)

112.8 (370) 36 2011 Residential [164]
120 1123 Westwood – Coquitlam

49°16′43″N 122°47′22″W / 49.278637°N 122.789543°W / 49.278637; -122.789543 (1123 Westwood)

112.8 (370) 36 2015 Residential [165]
121 Riviera on the Park – Burnaby

49°13′30″N 122°59′35″W / 49.224899°N 122.993088°W / 49.224899; -122.993088 (Riviera on the Park)

112.5 (369) 35 2025 Residential [166]
122 Metro Tower II Burnaby

49°13′32″N 123°00′03″W / 49.225643°N 123.000809°W / 49.225643; -123.000809 (Metro Tower II)

111.3 (365) 30 1991 Office Tallest building in Burnaby from 1991 to 2013. Tallest office building in Burnaby. Also written as Metrotower II.[167]
123 Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel - West Tower Vancouver

49°16′49″N 123°07′38″W / 49.28019°N 123.127129°W / 49.28019; -123.127129 (Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel - West Tower)

110.9 (364) 35 1994 Hotel [168]
124 Midori – Burnaby

49°13′24″N 122°59′32″W / 49.223312°N 122.992332°W / 49.223312; -122.992332 (Midori)

110.7 (363) 37 2018 Residential [169]
125 Hotel Vancouver Vancouver

49°17′02″N 123°07′15″W / 49.283798°N 123.120972°W / 49.283798; -123.120972 (Hotel Vancouver)

110.6 (363) 17 1939 Hotel Tallest building in Vancouver from 1939 to 1972. Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 1930s.[170]
126 Broadview – Burnaby

49°13′46″N 123°00′26″W / 49.229488°N 123.00724°W / 49.229488; -123.00724 (Broadview)

110.1 (361) 35 2025 Residential [171]
127 One Park Place Surrey

49°11′02″N 122°50′37″W / 49.183945°N 122.843651°W / 49.183945; -122.843651 (One Park Place)

110 (361) 36 2011 Residential [172]
128 Two Park Place Surrey

49°11′01″N 122°50′37″W / 49.183475°N 122.843529°W / 49.183475; -122.843529 (Two Park Place)

110 (361) 36 2011 Residential [173]
129 The Towers of Latimer Heights II – Langley

49°09′30″N 122°39′56″W / 49.158352°N 122.665543°W / 49.158352; -122.665543 (The Towers of Latimer Heights II)

109.5 (359) 34 2025 Residential Tallest building in Langley.[174]
130 Venus Vancouver

49°17′16″N 123°07′32″W / 49.28767°N 123.125549°W / 49.28767; -123.125549 (Venus)

109.4 (359) 34 2000 Residential [175]
131 Metro Tower III – Burnaby

49°13′31″N 123°00′04″W / 49.225201°N 123.001076°W / 49.225201; -123.001076 (Metro Tower III)

109 (358) 27 2013 Office Also written as Metrotower III.[176]
132 The Line Surrey

49°10′55″N 122°50′36″W / 49.181904°N 122.843445°W / 49.181904; -122.843445

109 (358) 34 2021 Residential Also marketed as The Line at King George Hub.[177]
133 Hyatt Regency Vancouver Vancouver

49°17′07″N 123°07′14″W / 49.285172°N 123.120636°W / 49.285172; -123.120636 (Hyatt Regency Vancouver)

108.8 (357) 35 1973 Hotel This building is also known as the Hyatt Regency Hotel or the Hyatt Regency Vancouver-Royal Centre.[178]
134 601 West Hastings – Vancouver

49°17′06″N 123°06′46″W / 49.285007°N 123.112785°W / 49.285007; -123.112785 (601 West Hastings)

108.8 (357) 25 2022 Office [179]
135 One Fifty Braid – New Westminster

49°13′52″N 122°53′06″W / 49.231182°N 122.885132°W / 49.231182; -122.885132 (One Fifty Braid)

108.7 (357) 34 2025 Residential [180]
136 Centrepoint – Burnaby

49°13′41″N 122°59′46″W / 49.227955°N 122.996086°W / 49.227955; -122.996086 (Centrepoint)

108.6 (356) 32 2008 Residential [181]
137 Levo I – Coquitlam

49°16′53″N 122°47′44″W / 49.281483°N 122.795647°W / 49.281483; -122.795647 (Levo I)

108.5 (356) 37 2009 Residential Tallest building in Coquitlam from 2009 to 2013.[182]
138 Park George II – Surrey

49°11′02″N 122°50′26″W / 49.183937°N 122.840614°W / 49.183937; -122.840614 (Park George II)

108.4 (356) 36 2024 Residential [183]
139 Artesia Metrotown – Burnaby

49°14′00″N 123°00′34″W / 49.233223°N 123.009323°W / 49.233223; -123.009323 (Artesia Metrotown)

108.2 (355) 31 2025 Residential [184]
140 Residences on Georgia (West) Vancouver

49°17′15″N 123°07′36″W / 49.287594°N 123.12674°W / 49.287594; -123.12674 (Residences on Georgia (West))

108 (354) 36 1998 Residential [185]
141 4688 Kingsway – Burnaby

49°13′44″N 123°00′06″W / 49.228764°N 123.001564°W / 49.228764; -123.001564 (4688 Kingsway)

108 (354) 35 2015 Residential Part of Station Square. Also known as Station Square Tower 1.[186][187]
142 Étoile Tower I – Burnaby

49°15′48″N 122°59′11″W / 49.263412°N 122.98629°W / 49.263412; -122.98629 (Étoile Tower I)

107.6 (353) 32 2021 Residential [188]
143 The Met – Burnaby

49°13′26″N 122°59′38″W / 49.223808°N 122.993797°W / 49.223808; -122.993797 (The Met)

107.3 (352) 34 2015 Residential [189][190]
144 Aldynne in the Park – Burnaby

49°13′54″N 123°00′42″W / 49.231552°N 123.011665°W / 49.231552; -123.011665 (Aldynne in the Park)

107.3 (352) 35 2017 Residential [191]
145 Marine Gateway North Vancouver

49°12′36″N 123°07′00″W / 49.209869°N 123.116631°W / 49.209869; -123.116631 (Marine Gateway North)

107 (351) 30 2015 Residential The first building in Vancouver exceeding 100 metres (328 ft) in height that is located outside of Downtown Vancouver.[192]
146 The Pinnacle Vancouver

49°16′41″N 123°07′11″W / 49.278061°N 123.119598°W / 49.278061; -123.119598 (The Pinnacle)

106.1 (348) 36 1996 Residential [193][194]
147 Callisto Vancouver

49°17′24″N 123°07′24″W / 49.290077°N 123.123215°W / 49.290077; -123.123215 (Callisto)

106.1 (348) 35 2004 Residential [195]
148 Dolce Vancouver

49°16′46″N 123°07′10″W / 49.279408°N 123.119392°W / 49.279408; -123.119392 (Dolce)

106.1 (348) 31 2010 Residential [196]
149 Landmark 33 Vancouver

49°16′30″N 123°07′03″W / 49.274975°N 123.117393°W / 49.274975; -123.117393 (Landmark 33)

106 (348) 35 1998 Residential Also known as Marina Pointe - Landmark 33.[197]
150 Residences on Georgia (East) Vancouver

49°17′13″N 123°07′33″W / 49.287067°N 123.125969°W / 49.287067; -123.125969 (Residences on Georgia (East))

106 (348) 36 1998 Residential [198]
151 Park Place at Central City – Surrey

49°11′02″N 122°50′41″W / 49.183865°N 122.844711°W / 49.183865; -122.844711 (Park Place at Central City)

106 (348) 36 2008 Residential Also known as Infinity.[199][200]
152 Obelisk Coquitlam

49°16′53″N 122°47′32″W / 49.2814789°N 122.792154°W / 49.2814789; -122.792154 (Obelisk)

105.2 (345) 35 2008 Residential Tallest building in Coquitlam briefly from 2008 to 2009. First building in Coquitlam to exceed 100 metres (328 ft) in height.[201]
153 Two Harbour Green Vancouver

49°17′20″N 123°07′12″W / 49.288994°N 123.119957°W / 49.288994; -123.119957 (Two Harbour Green)

105.1 (345) 31 2008 Residential [202]
154 Board of Trade Building Vancouver

49°17′19″N 123°07′18″W / 49.288708°N 123.121689°W / 49.288708; -123.121689 (Board of Trade Building)

104.2 (342) 27 1968 Office Also known as 1177 West Hastings at Columbia Centre. Tallest building completed in Vancouver in the 1960s.[203]
155 Oceanic Plaza Vancouver

49°17′15″N 123°07′08″W / 49.287376°N 123.11898°W / 49.287376; -123.11898 (Oceanic Plaza)

104.2 (342) 26 1977 Office [204]
156 Bertram at Bernard Block Kelowna

49°53′12″N 119°29′26″W / 49.88665°N 119.490662°W / 49.88665; -119.490662 (Bertram at Bernard Block)

104.1 (342) 34 2024 Residential Part of the Bernard Block development.[205][206]
157 Apex at Seylynn Village – North Vancouver

49°18′42″N 123°01′56″W / 49.311798°N 123.032173°W / 49.311798; -123.032173 (Apex at Seylynn Village)

104 (341) 32 2024 Residential Tallest building in Northern Vancouver.[207]
158 Marinus @ Plaza 88 – New Westminster

49°12′05″N 122°54′48″W / 49.201397°N 122.913322°W / 49.201397; -122.913322 (Marinus @ Plaza 88)

103.7 (340) 34 2009 Residential [208]
159 Arthur Erickson Place Vancouver

49°17′09″N 123°07′20″W / 49.285759°N 123.122162°W / 49.285759; -123.122162 (Arthur Erickson Place)

103.6 (340) 27 1968 Office Originally known as the MacMillan Bloedel Building.[209]
160 Metro Tower I Burnaby

49°13′34″N 123°00′05″W / 49.226093°N 123.001259°W / 49.226093; -123.001259 (Metro Tower I)

103.6 (340) 28 1989 Office Tallest building in Burnaby from 1989 to 1991. Also written as Metrotower I.[210]
161 Ovation at the City of New Westminster – New Westminster

49°12′06″N 122°54′50″W / 49.201729°N 122.914017°W / 49.201729; -122.914017 (Ovation at the City of New Westminster)

103.3 (339) 32 2024 Residential [211]
162 Quay West Tower I Vancouver

49°16′24″N 123°06′59″W / 49.273434°N 123.116287°W / 49.273434; -123.116287 (Quay West Tower I)

103 (338) 35 2002 Residential This building is also known as Marina Crescent - Quay West I or QuayWest I at Concord Pacific Place.[212][213]
163 Ashley Mar III – Vancouver

49°12′31″N 123°07′04″W / 49.208504°N 123.117729°W / 49.208504; -123.117729 (Ashley Mar III)

103 (338) 31 2025 Residential [214]
164 Flamingo One – Surrey

49°11′52″N 122°50′36″W / 49.197803°N 122.843224°W / 49.197803; -122.843224 (Flamingo One)

103 (338) 35 2025 Residential [215]
165 Elan Vancouver

49°16′34″N 123°07′35″W / 49.276039°N 123.126373°W / 49.276039; -123.126373 (Elan)

102.7 (337) 34 2008 Residential [216]
166 King's Crossing One – Burnaby

49°13′07″N 122°56′58″W / 49.218582°N 122.949539°W / 49.218582; -122.949539 (King's Crossing One)

102.4 (336) 31 2020 Residential [217]
167 Hensley – Coquitlam

49°14′53″N 122°53′24″W / 49.248035°N 122.890099°W / 49.248035; -122.890099 (Hensley)

102.4 (336) 33 2022 Residential Tallest building in Coquitlam outside of both Coquitlam Town Centre and Burquitlam.[218]
168 Classico – Vancouver

49°17′20″N 123°07′35″W / 49.288921°N 123.126312°W / 49.288921; -123.126312 (Classico)

102.1 (335) 37 2003 Residential [219]
169 Ultra – Surrey

49°11′23″N 122°51′12″W / 49.189812°N 122.853233°W / 49.189812; -122.853233 (Ultra)

102 (335) 36 2013 Residential [220]
170 618 Carnarvon Street – New Westminster

49°12′13″N 122°54′33″W / 49.203545°N 122.909195°W / 49.203545; -122.909195 (618 Carnarvon Street)

102 (335) 33 2023 Residential [221]
171 Aquilini Centre West – Vancouver

49°16′40″N 123°06′35″W / 49.277802°N 123.109749°W / 49.277802; -123.109749 (Aquilini Centre West)

101.5 (333) 25 2015 Residential [222]
172 FortisBC Centre Vancouver

49°17′10″N 123°07′23″W / 49.286171°N 123.123116°W / 49.286171; -123.123116 (FortisBC Centre)

101.2 (332) 24 1992 Office Formerly known as the Terasen Centre and was previously the site of the Rayonier Building (originally known as the Alaska White Pine Building) from 1954 to 1990.[223]
173 Water Street by the Park II – Kelowna

49°53′05″N 119°29′53″W / 49.884731°N 119.498154°W / 49.884731; -119.498154 (Water Street by the Park II)

100.8 (331) 28 2025 Residential Also known as Water Street on the Park Tower A. Part of the Water Street by the Park development.[224][225]
174 Paris Place Vancouver

49°16′49″N 123°06′30″W / 49.280243°N 123.108459°W / 49.280243; -123.108459 (Paris Place)

100.5 (330) 33 1995 Residential [226]
175 HSBC Building Vancouver

49°17′02″N 123°07′09″W / 49.283974°N 123.11924°W / 49.283974; -123.11924 (HSBC Building)

100.5 (330) 23 1987 Office [227]
176 Canaccord Tower Vancouver

49°17′01″N 123°07′01″W / 49.28371°N 123.117012°W / 49.28371; -123.117012 (Canaccord Tower)

100.3 (329) 24 1981 Office This building is also known as Canaccord Place or 609 Granville at Pacific Centre.[228]
177 Coast Plaza Hotel Vancouver

49°17′19″N 123°08′19″W / 49.28851°N 123.13860°W / 49.28851; -123.13860 (Coast Plaza Hotel)

100.2 (329) 32 1969 Hotel [229]
178 Carmana Plaza Vancouver

49°17′09″N 123°07′30″W / 49.285728°N 123.124939°W / 49.285728; -123.124939 (Carmana Plaza)

100 (330) 34 1999 Residential [230]
179 Guinness Tower Vancouver

49°17′16″N 123°07′06″W / 49.287746°N 123.118294°W / 49.287746; -123.118294 (Guinness Tower)

100 (330) 25 1969 Residential [231]
180 Hudson – Vancouver

49°17′00″N 123°06′59″W / 49.283203°N 123.116493°W / 49.283203; -123.116493 (Hudson)

100 (330) 34 2006 Residential [232]

Cities with the most skyscrapers

Every city in British Columbia with at least one building taller than 100 m (328 ft) is part of Greater Vancouver, with the exception of Kelowna.

City 100 m (328 ft)+ 150 m (492 ft)+ 200 m (656 ft)+
Vancouver 72 7 1
Burnaby 57 17 1
Surrey 23 1 –
Coquitlam 14 4 –
New Westminster 7 1 –
Delta 1 – –
Langley 1 – –
North Vancouver 1 – –
Greater Vancouver (total) 176 30 2
Kelowna 4 – –
Greater Kelowna (total) 4 – –

Tallest demolished

Further information: List of tallest voluntarily demolished buildings

This table lists buildings in British Columbia that were demolished or destroyed and at one time stood at least 100 metres (328 ft) in height.

Name Image Height
m (ft) 		Floors Year completed Year demolished Notes
Empire Landmark Hotel 120.1 (394) 42 1973 2019 This building was the tallest free standing hotel in the city. This building was often referred to by its original name, the Sheraton Landmark. The hotel and its restaurant closed on September 30, 2017, and the building was demolished, floor by floor between March 2018 and May 2019.[233][234]

Timeline of tallest buildings

This is a list of buildings that in the past held the title of tallest building in British Columbia.

Name Image City Years as tallest Height
m (ft) 		Floors Reference
Legislative Building Victoria 1897–1910 44.2 (145) 5 [235]
Dominion Building Vancouver 1910–1912 53.3 (175) 14 [236]
Sun Tower Vancouver 1912–1914 84.1 (276) 17 [237]
Marine Building Vancouver 1930–1939 98 (322) 21 [238]
Hotel Vancouver Vancouver 1939–1972 111 (364) 17 [239]
TD Tower Vancouver 1972–1973 127.1 (417) 30 [104]
Royal Centre Vancouver 1973–1977 141.0 (462.6) 37 [240]
Harbour Centre Vancouver 1977–2001 147.0 (482.3) 28 [241]
One Wall Centre Vancouver 2001–2008 149.8 (491) 48 [242]
Living Shangri-La Vancouver 2008–2024 200.9 (659) 62 [11]
Two Gilmore Place Burnaby 2024–present 215.8 (708) 64 [243]

Notes

  1. ^ a b c Sources do not state the exact height of this building. This figure was determined using Google Earth by subtracting the altitude of the building's lowest main pedestrian open-air entrance from its highest architectural point.

See also

References

General
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