July 7, 2008
BRADLEY FEHR
Dolce at Symphony Place in downtown Vancouver is in the early stages of construction.
Solterra conducts construction at Dolce tower project
The high-rise Dolce project, one of two towers at Symphony Place, will include 31 storeys above grade and five below.
Solterra Development Corp. is the owner/general contractor of the condominium, townhouse and retail development.
Merrick Architecture is the architect and Durante Kreuk Ltd. is the landscape architect.
Construction is expected to be completed by spring 2009.
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