Concord in the Community

Beyond building homes and contributing parks, recreation facilities, amenities, school sites, seawall walkways and daycares, Concord infuses over $2 million dollars annually into the communities they develop in through family oriented events and charities.

Concord is Green

Concord Pacific recognizes that transportation and temperature control are the largest energy draws in its communities. Its focus is to design green communities of scale and infrastructure that reduces energy usage while at the same time supporting the green energy grid. High-rise buildings with hundreds of homes share walls which manage heating and cooling far more efficiently than single family homes. High density master-planned communities connected to cities and mass transit greatly reduce our carbon footprint.

The Importance of Public Art

Cultural events, sports and the arts are essential ingredients to well-rounded communities. For nearly three decades, Concord has been committed to public art in its major communities across Canada. Concord's public art program creates a sense of place in its parks, public landscapes and on the towers they build. "The Concord Pacific Place community in Vancouver, Concord CityPlace in Toronto and Concord Park Place in North York together house the nation's largest collection of public art, enhancing the public realm of the communities" says Karen Mills, Public Art Curator.