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Arwel’s thoughtful and authentic approach to building significantly impacts communities, urbanizing cities to allow for exceptional lifestyles.
An innovative approach to urban densification, this 6-story infill project’s striking design embraces the history of the neighbourhood by combining warm prairie architectural influences and contemporary detailing. The exterior is primarily masonry, using timeless materials such as stone and brick, with bold metal accents to highlight the architectural features.
These rental homes offer chic, urban styling and outdoor community focused spaces. The exceptional exterior quality seamlessly transitions to the interior with stylish quartz countertops, stainless appliances, and designer paint finishes, fixtures and fittings. This project is conveniently situated within one block of the Regina General Hospital, and minutes from the University of Regina and Central Business District.
A new approach to suburban rental living in Regina, this dynamic mixed use project features a curated collection of 140 urban styled 1, 2, & 3 bedroom rental apartments over two buildings on top of a 1.36 acre underground parkade.
The architecture pays homage to the prairie surroundings with focus on off-white brick along with elemental features of wood and metal. The high quality exteriors continue on the inside with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, dynamic designer colours, high quality fixtures and fittings.
For commercial leasing opportunities, contact info@arwelliving.ca.
In collaboration with the North Central Family Centre (NCFC), we’re spearheading a project at 1066/1076 Angus St., Regina, Saskatchewan, to redefine community living. This endeavour combines affordable housing and a dynamic community hub, operating under Provincial Supported Independent Living (SIS) standards while ensuring affordability. A joint effort involving federal, provincial, and municipal governments, alongside the NCFC, this transformative initiative will encompass 30 self-contained housing units with over 40 beds, ranging from studios to 3-bedroom layouts, alongside a 6,000 square-foot community hub.
The St. Matthews Project is a social enterprise development to repurpose the historic St. Matthews Church in Regina into a versatile community hub with dedicated spaces for Childcare, Youth, Seniors, and Community Living. In partnership with the Anglican Diocese of Qu’Appelle, the project seeks to engage various community groups through sustainable redevelopment while honouring the site’s heritage and indigenous history.
A key element is community consultation, ensuring the project reflects local needs and enriches the urban landscape. The initiative stands as a commitment to innovative urban planning, inclusivity, and preserving cultural legacies for future growth.
