The Village at Bedford Landing
The Village at Bedford Landing — mixed-use residential community in Fort Langley by RWA Group Architecture, designed to honour the historic village character of one of BC's most distinctive small towns.
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About This Project

The Village at Bedford Landing

Billy Brown Road, Langley, BC

Project Description:  70 apartment units | 8 townhouse units

Client:  Parklane Homes

Status:  Completed 2012

Team:  Bob Worden | Stanley Hsu | Connely Farr

Photos:  Sama Jim Canzian

The south edge of the Fraser River, as it travels between Fort Langley and Brae Island, has been developed with a diverse neighbourhood. A range of housing choices including six storey apartments, townhouses, live-work units and mixed use buildings, located along the river edge and Billy Brown Road. A restored heritage building and café are located on the east edge of the neighbourhood with access to the river and the Fort Langley Rowing Club. A network of pathways provides connections through the community, along the river edge to the social heart of this Fort Langley neighbourhood.

Category
Mid-Rise, Mixed Use