Designed by GBL Architects, Contour comprises 91 one\u002D, two\u002D and three\u002Dbedroom condos for sale
The site at 4330 Maywood St., just a few minutes walk from the Metrotown SkyTrain Station, is on the edge of a high-density zone in Burnaby’s Metrotown area and Contour, with its terracing on the south side of the building, is designed to merge into the neighbouring zone with its six-storey height limit.Sign up to receive daily headline news from the Vancouver Sun, a division of Postmedia Network Inc.
Homes in the new development have nine-foot four-inch ceiling heights and windows that let in plenty of light.“Many developments have one elevator per 100 — at Contour the ratio is one per 45. This means less waiting time for an elevator and less wear and tear on the elevators and in the long-term this impacts the value of the homes,” he says.Article content
The impact of the large windows and the glass sliding doors from the main bedroom and living room to the patio can be seen in the show suite at the presentation centre at 6968 Royal Oak Ave., Burnaby. The display suite shows the two-bedroom homes in the building’s Curve Series. The kitchen cabinets are a light grey with wood laminate finishes applied to the pullout pantry, and to integrate the Fulgor Milano refrigerator with bottom-mount freezer.
Laminate flooring throughout the show suite creates a seamless flow and enhances the spacious feel of the 853-square-feet unit.
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