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Marco Polo by Gryphon is revolutionizing work-life balance with an unparalleled workplace model combining traditional and innovative space in the Oakridge District
The workplace landscape is shifting in Canada. A global trend in office downsizing after the pandemic is reshaping developments to meet the demand for smaller to medium-sized offices and flexible work models. Hybrid workspaces that marry traditional offices and co-working models with true innovation and amenities are the way forward.
Marco Polo by Gryphon, the upcoming lifestyle business hub located on Cambie Street and 49th Avenue, is revolutionizing the Oakridge District with versatile offerings that align perfectly with this evolving demand. It captures the future of work with a forward-thinking workplace model expressed over 198 AAA strata offices ranging from approximately 400 to 1,000 square feet, 13 retail spaces and 45 residential units across 11 storeys, all under one roof. All of these spaces come with complimentary access to The Curator Club—a private club that spans 10,000 sq. ft of unparalleled co-working and amenity space.
The inclusion of amenity spaces, including a 4,000 sq. ft. fitness centre, co-working lounge, multi-function atrium, a communal kitchen, and more, is a shift towards holistic workplace design that serves as a draw for employees to return to the office.
“We’ve been seeing a rising trend of office downsizing,” says Jason Hsu, Chief Executive Officer at Gryphon Development. “That is why having plentiful workplace amenities to support the downsized office is the key to success and something that we have heavily prioritized in the conceptualization of Marco Polo.”
Marco Polo captures an opportunity in the medical and healthcare industries by proactively responding to an anticipated void left by the district’s current older and dated medical offices, many of which are slated for demolition soon. The project includes three storeys of contemporary and premium medical-use ready office space.
Marco Polo’s prime location in Vancouver’s upcoming downtown—the future Oakridge District—ties in with the area’s redevelopment plan, which comprises more than 30,000 new homes, shopping malls, restaurants and more.
The development is located at the crest of Cambie Corridor, a future transit hub. Strata members enjoy seamless accessibility to the city via the adjacent Langara-49th Avenue Skytrain station, the future R4 RapidBus connecting Metrotown and UBC at the door, and abundant private and valet parking stalls.
Marco Polo will complete in 2027 and private previews are now available by appointment. Discover the future of work today.
Visit the Marco Polo by Gryphon website or schedule a visit to the presentation center at 2762 Granville Street.
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