List of tallest buildings in Coquitlam

This is a list of the tallest buildings in Coquitlam, the 6th largest city in the province of British Columbia in Canada.

Coquitlam has 25 buildings with 20 floors or more. As of 2014 the tallest building was the 38-floor Oasis, due to be surpassed at the completion of the 42-floor MThree.^[1]

Rank	Building	Address	Floors	Completed
1	MThree^[2]	Pinetree Way	42	Under construction
2	Oasis^[2]	2955 Atlantic Avenue	38	2013
3	Levo I^[3]	2980 Atlantic Avenue	37	2009
4	Obelisk^[3]	1178 Heffley Crescent	35	2008
5	1123 Westwood^[4]	1123 Westwood Street	33	Under construction
	Grand Central Three	Glen Drive	33	Under construction
7	MOne^[2]	1155 The High Street	30	2012
8	Altamonte	2979 Glen Drive	28	2008
	Evergreen	3005 Glen Drive	28	Under construction
	Grand Central One^[3]	2978 Glen Drive	28	2009
	Grand Central Two^[3]	2968 Glen Drive	28	2012
12	Celadon	1131 Pipeline Road	27	Under construction
	Edgemont	2982 Burlington Drive	27	2008
14	MTwo^[2]	3008 Glen Drive	26	2013
15	The Selkirk	1199 Eastwood Street	24	1995
16	The Lakeside	3070 Guildford Way	23	1995
17	Parc Laurent	3071 Glen Drive	21	1993
	The Centura	1148 Heffley Crescent	21	2001
19	The Austin	Austin & Blue Mountain	20	Under construction
	Brookmere Tower I	545 Austin Avenue	20	1988
	Brookmere Tower II	551 Austin Avenue	20	1990
	Brookmere Tower III	555 Austin Avenue	20	1992
	Claremont	1185 The High Street	20	2008
	The Hudson	1196 Pipeline Road	20	1998
	Victoria Apartments I	738 Farrow Street	20	1990

References

↑ SkyscraperPage.com: Coquitlam Retrieved on 30 June 2014
1 2 3 4 The Globe and Mail: Evergreen Line spurs Coquitlam condos 8 January 2013
1 2 3 4 Metro Vancouver: Coquitlam City Centre Retrieved on 7 July 2014
↑ City of Coquitlam Preliminary Report OCP Amendment 30 April 2012

Lists of tallest buildings in Canada

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British Columbia	Abbotsford Burnaby Coquitlam Kelowna Vancouver Victoria

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Quebec	Gatineau Montreal Quebec City Saguenay

Atlantic	Halifax Moncton Saint John St. John's

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