1625 Hornby St, Vancouver

Neighbourhood profile

From the 2021 Census, for the small area around this address that Statistics Canada calls a dissemination area (59154140, 1,451 people). Statistics Canada draws these areas; they are not the City's neighbourhoods.

Permit history

1. 2026-01-13 1625 Hornby – Exterior alterations to provide residential improvements to this existing multiple dwelling building on this site. Scope of work limited to the replacement of the existing rooftop emergency generator and installation of structural supports along with localized waterproof repair and screening. Ok for Field Review as per City staff · $100,000
   POWER-WEST INDUSTRIES LTD Issued
2. 2025-04-04 Relocation of roof generator to ground level with new generator installation to this existing high-rise multiple dwelling. Scope of work includes building a steel frame platform for the new generator as per structural drawings. Notes: 1.Ok for generator relocation from the roof to ground level per City staff. Application related to AL-2024-00125. 3. Permit reviewed and approved to VBBL #12511 (2019) · $175,000
   no contractor listed Issued
3. 2024-07-29 #1501 Interior alterations to provide improvements to dwelling unit #1501 on the 15th floor of this existing multiple dwelling building on this site. OK for DTI per City staff · $65,000
   Diseno Development Corporation Issued
4. 2022-11-24 #104 - 1625 Hornby Street. Interior alterations to provide improvements for a new Similar to Beauty and Wellness Centre with ancillary Health Care Office at #104 - 1625 Hornby St in this existing mixed-use building. Universal washroom proposed in the common washroom. Scope of work includes: Cosmetic upgrades only, no upgrades or alterations. OK for field review as per City staff: 1. Related to DP-2021-00907 for change of use from Beauty Salon to similar to Beauty and Wellness Centre with ancillary Health Care Office · $1
   no contractor listed Issued
5. 2022-02-09 #1800 Interior alterations to provide improvements to dwelling unit #1800 on the 18th floor of this multiple dwelling building on this site. Scope of work includes reconfiguring and expanding the kitchen and bathroom and replacing the fireplace. OK for Field Review per City staff: - Energy Upgrade: E2 - Appliances - Upgrade to Energuide/Energy Star applicance (washer; dryer) - This building is sprinklered. DBI to determine on site if a separate sprinkler permit is required. · $80,000
   no contractor listed Issued
6. 2021-08-27 #601 - 6th floor Interior alterations to provide improvements to this existing dwelling unit on the 6th floor (#601) of this existing mixed use building on this site. Scope of work: reconfigure and update kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Construct new interior hallway to enclosed balcony. Add new powder room, new doors, electrical and plumbing work NOTE: Balcony enclosure under separate permit (DE417448/BP-2020-03961) OK for Field Review per City staffd with your Building Permit (BP) application. Some supporting documents are still required at BP stage, specifically Envelope and HVAC, if applicable. Service Water Heating and Lighting supporting documents, if applicable, must be submitted with your related trades permits (e.g. electrical and plumbing). All energy upgrades will be checked during inspections stage. It is the applicant's responsibility to identify and note all required upgrades including energy upgrades on their BP drawings at BP stage. · $190,000
   no contractor listed Issued
7. 2021-04-09 To enclose an existing balcony to residential Unit #601 to this existing mixed-use commercial/residential high-rise building. Note: this permit is related to PRISM permit DE417448. Revision #1: Remove and replace existing sliding door. P Volpi, Oct. 7/21 · $20,000
   no contractor listed Issued
8. 2019-09-13 #103 Interior alterations and a change of use from retail to beauty salon at unit #103 on the ground floor of this existing mixed use building on this site. OK for field review per City staff.2019 Energy trigger chosen; L2 - Lighting - Upgrade all hard wired lighting wuithin an occupied space to High Efficiency Light Systems (per City staff.4.1.1 of ASHRAE 90.1-2010) · $20,000
   applicant withheld (individual) Issued
9. 2019-02-21 #501 Interior alteration to provide tenant improvement for residential unit #501 on the 5th floor in this existing multiple residential dwelling building on this site. Scope of work includes removal and construction of interior non-loadbearing walls, new kitchen, new washroom, replace sliding door with swing door at solarium. Note: No electric baseboard heater permitted. Note: DBI to verify height changes in solarium doesn't affect structural. Note: Saw completed Energy checklist on his laptop asked applicant to email in. Okay for field review as per City staffhin closets with LED/CFL lighting (ex: Pantry, walk-in)\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t · $102,000
   Abris Construction Issued
10. 2018-11-20 An elevator upgrade to replace an existing heat detector at top of elevator shaft to smoke detector and upgrading existing circuits to meet CSA B44-07 per Bulletin 2018-004 BU/EL only. No other alterations proposed. · $17,500
    no contractor listed Issued
11. 2018-01-24 #604 Interior alterations to provide improvements to unit #604 on the 6th floor of this existing mixed-use building on this site. Ok for field review as per City staff: L2 - Appliances - Upgrade to an Energuide/Energy Star appliance (washer; dryer) · $40,000
    no contractor listed Issued
12. 2017-12-05 #104 Interior alterations and a change of use from retail to beauty salon at unit #104 on the ground floor of this existing mixed use building on this site. OK for DB per City staff. OK for field review per City staff. Energy trigger chosen; L2 - Lighting - Upgrade to incorporate Automatic Lighting Shutoff (per City staff.4.1.1 of ASHRAE 90.1-2010) · $7,000
    no contractor listed Issued
13. 2017-02-03 To provide for the removal and replacement of the exterior glazing at the existing enclosed balcony at residential dwelling unit #501 at this existing Multiple Dwelling building. OK for field review as per City staff. No energy upgrade required. · $20,000
    West Coast Building Restoration Inc Issued

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