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New Nordstrom Pacific Centre and Sherway Gardens Renderings

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Nordstrom Pacific Centre, Granville/Georgia entrance: James Cheng/Cadillac Fairview

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This morning, Cadillac Fairview released renderings of two new Canadian Nordstrom stores: Several at Vancouver’s Pacific Centre, the other at Toronto’s Sherway Gardens. Let’s start with the new Vancouver store:

Nordstrom Pacific Centre, Robson/Howe Street entrance: James Cheng/Cadillac Fairview
Nordstrom Pacific Centre, from Robson Street near Hornby Street: James Cheng/Cadillac Fairview
Nordstrom Pacific Centre, Granville/Robson entrance: James Cheng/Cadillac Fairview
Nordstrom in blue. Notice the 2 light wells for offices above. Image: James Cheng/Cadillac Fairview
Howe Street exterior of Pacific Centre Nordstrom: James Cheng /Cadillac Fairview

Nordstrom’s Pacific Centre Vancouver store will include four levels of office space, serviced by two internal light wells. Each office floorplate will be about 70,000 square feet, being the largest office floorplates in the city.

The building is being re-designed by architect James Cheng. As we previously reported, Nordstrom will occupy 230,000 square feet on levels Ground, two and three, while the lower-level of the former Sears store will be 48,000 square feet of multiple-tenant retail. 

Sherway Gardens, Toronto. Nordstrom in blue. Image: Cadillac Fairview

The Sherway Gardens store will be newly-built 138,000 square feet, located where the mall’s Sporting Life anchor currently resides as we previously posted.

We are expecting further renderings in the near future, and will continue to update this page.

Be sure to follow us on twitter and Facebook, as we provide interesting updates sometimes not included on this website.

Nordstrom website: www.nordstrom.com

Cadillac Fairview website: www.cadillacfairview.com

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