Transitional Architecture
The building's design thoughtfully combines classic brick elements with modern urban forms, creating a unique aesthetic.

Central Green — Fuse presents a modern architectural statement, blending contemporary design with a nod to heritage through its thoughtful material palette and urban forms. This building stands as a testament to sustainable living within Kelowna's vibrant core.
This building embodies a transitional architectural style, bridging traditional aesthetics with contemporary urban forms, reflecting its prime location.
Central Green — Fuse was developed by Mission Group Homes, who led the master planning for the Central Green site, and Al Stober Construction Ltd. (ASC), a long-standing Kelowna developer. Completed in 2017, the building's architecture, designed by Meiklejohn Architects, mediates between the traditional brick heritage language of adjacent Central Green condominiums and the more modern, urban forms facing the downtown core. This approach creates a distinct visual identity while integrating seamlessly into the broader community.
The residences within Central Green — Fuse offer bright, open-concept layouts with contemporary finishes, designed for comfortable urban living. Residents benefit from a range of amenities, including secure parking and a fitness center, all within a community celebrated for its pedestrian and cyclist-friendly environment.
The building's design thoughtfully combines classic brick elements with modern urban forms, creating a unique aesthetic.
As part of the Central Green development, Central Green — Fuse benefits from the community's LEED certification, promoting sustainable living.
Homes feature bright, open-concept layouts with contemporary finishes, oversized windows, and private balconies in select units.
Residents have access to a fully equipped gym within the Central Green community, supporting an active lifestyle.
The building provides secure, under-building parking and dedicated bike storage for convenience and peace of mind.
Central Green — Fuse welcomes pets, with amenities like an indoor pet wash station available within the larger Central Green community.
Kelowna South is the city's original neighbourhood, where Abbott Street's heritage homes sit under mature trees a block from the lake. It wraps around Kelowna General Hospital and runs south to the Pandosy Village edge, with Strathcona and Kinsmen beaches stitched along the shoreline.
Life at Central Green — Fuse offers a blend of modern comfort and urban convenience, with a host of amenities both within the building and at your doorstep.
Living at Central Green — Fuse means having immediate access to the expansive 5-acre Rowcliffe Park, a significant green space in the heart of Kelowna. This park provides a jogging track, a fenced dog park, community gardens, and a children's playground, catering to a diverse range of outdoor interests. The community is designed to be pedestrian and cyclist-friendly, with excellent walk and bike scores, encouraging residents to explore the surrounding area on foot or by bike. The Okanagan Lake waterfront and various beaches are just a short walk away, offering opportunities for swimming, paddleboarding, and enjoying the scenic beauty of the lake. The Rail Trail is also at the doorstep, providing an extended pathway for cycling and walking adventures.
Central Green Court, Kelowna, BC