Menno Hall is a landmark mass timber development in the heart of the University Endowment Lands, adjacent to UBC’s Vancouver campus.
Designed to foster connection, learning, and livability, the project will provide 86 below-market rental units and 101 student housing units alongside a variety of institutional and academic spaces. Residents and visitors will benefit from multi-functional meeting facilities, a dedicated concert hall, a chapel, common areas, and beautifully landscaped courtyards that weave together opportunities for study and community engagement.
Size
120,600 SFStatus
Under ConstructionStructurally, Menno Hall exemplifies innovation with its unique mass timber and wood-frame hybrid construction, supported by three levels of cast-in-place concrete, including two underground parking levels and a transfer slab. A total of 318 cross-laminated timber (CLT) panels were installed in carefully sequenced stages, with framing following closely behind for a seamless and efficient build. Menno Hall serves as a model for progressive development, uniting affordability, student housing, and community in a single, thoughtfully designed community.
