TELUS Garden Offices

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Kent Rasmussen

TELUS Garden, located at the corner of West Georgia and Richards Street, is a stunning 24-story signature office building offering 500,000 square feet of best-in-class office space. The architectural design is remarkable, highlighted by a spectacular double-height, wood-sculpted roof forming a spine-like canopy leading into the glass-encased lobby. This space is brought to life with flourishing gardens and a pristine plaza, providing tranquility amidst the urban landscape. The building features cantilevered four-story sky gardens, a breathtaking rooftop forest, and expansive green roofs, contributing to its sustainability and visual appeal. The LED-integrated façade lighting is a standout feature, capable of supporting graphic animations and videos and creating a dynamic and modern atmosphere at night. TELUS Garden seamlessly combines innovation, sustainability, and beauty, making it a must-see architectural gem in the heart of Vancouver. I highly recommend visiting, especially for design and architecture enthusiasts!

Thoreauly

The garden store location is lovely, and the staff are equally so. Hossain absolutely went the extra mile for me, even staying after closing to help me get set up. He tried every angle to get me the best possible deal, and match the service to my needs without pushing anything further on me. What an exceptional human being, I highly recommend asking for him!

benard kennedy

Big, big corporate office. Ultra modern design and i’ve just entered into a new contract with them for my new Laptop. Shucks! Why do i feel so intimidated? Must be the cavernous reception area.

matt ped

Non stop spamming calls from Telus telemarketers. I was previously a Telus customer and clearly either Telus corporate or someone at Telus passed my contact information onto a telemarketing agency. Regardless of how many times you tell them to put you on the do not call list they still call you. It's honestly at least once a day I get called from Telus representatives and it's frustrating how much Telus doesn't care about its customers' wishes.