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Design
Considering the surrounding people and environment to maximize our beneficial impact.
Family Centred Townhomes
Tucked away on a quiet one way street, Chickadee Lane is everything you need in a home. Designed to integrate with nature with lush landscaping and trees, Chickadee Lane sits lightly on the land.
Squamish's first Zero-Emissions mixed use building
Net-Zero means that the building will generate zero emissions, measured over a year. Beyond being a Net-Zero building, we area aiming to achieve three major goals: bring nature into the urban environment, create space for local entrepreneurs, and enhance the public realm.

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District of Squamish has received a development permit application for a proposal for two fourplexes located at 1165 Wilson Crescent.
The proposed development was recently discussed at the Advisory Design Panel committee of the District of Squamish. The site is located at the east end of the south portion of Wilson Crescent, and the fourplexes will replace a single detached home at the site.

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A downtown Squamish housing and office development has passed most of its hurdles to becoming a reality. On March 15, council voted unanimously in favour of third reading of a rezoning application for a proposed development known as The Dogwoods to be located at 37781 and 37799 Second Avenue.

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A downtown Squamish housing and office development has passed most of its hurdles to becoming a reality.
On March 15, council voted unanimously in favour of third reading of a rezoning application for a proposed development known as The Dogwoods to be located at 37781 and 37799 Second Avenue.
ReGen was founded on the belief that through thoughtful design, humans can achieve closer harmony with nature in the urban environment while minimizing our ecological impact.
ReGen’s buildings are designed to encourage a low-resource lifestyle whereby the simple act of inhabiting their home, residents live with a smaller ecological impact without compromise to daily comforts.

Why
Squamish?
We’re building in Squamish because Squamish is where we love to live.
Over the last decade, as we’ve watched the town grow and change, we realized there’s a unique opportunity to help shape the future of Squamish towards a resilient community where its urban environment is as connected to nature as its people are. Immediate access to the outdoors has always defined the town, drawing remarkable, caring, talented people.
It’s simply a great place to call home.