
Along a busy street on the west end of downtown, another new rental building is going up — but instead of being built from scratch, prefabricated units are being craned into place, piece by piece.
Each box being stacked contains two studio apartments, already filled with appliances like fridges, stoves, washers and dryers.
Altogether, the pieces will make up 84 studio apartments across six storeys.










“There’s a concern that the city is really not seeing this as an opportunity to bring the community in … but an opportunity to shut the community out in order to invite particular kinds of visitors to the expectations of FIFA,” Meg Holden, an urbanist at Simon Fraser University, told The Current guest host