A mid-rise residential development launching this spring in Calgary’s Taza Park will be the first purpose-built condo project in the emerging 470-acre community on the Tsuut’ina Nation.
Taza Development Corp (TDC) and Crystal Creek Homes announced that Black Birch Heights will introduce 346 condo units across two six-storey towers.
The buildings feature clean architectural lines, generous glazing, and natural materials that draw inspiration from the surrounding landscape. Early concepts envision a connected, pedestrian-oriented environment through walkable streetscapes, and seamless access to retail, dining, cultural spaces, and everyday amenities throughout Taza Park.
“Black Birch Heights reflects Crystal Creek Homes’ continued and meaningful investment in building a complete, vibrant community at Taza Park,” said James Robertson, President, Taza Development. “As a project that honours Tsuut’ina values and contributes to the long-term vision for a connected, mixed-use district, this development represents an important step forward in welcoming the growing number of people who choose to live, work, and gather in Taza.”
Planned suites include one- and two-bedroom layouts with den options, along with parkade and surface parking, bicycle and residential storage, private balconies, and rooftop amenity spaces. Features such as 10-foot ceilings on the top floor and large corner balconies will connect residents to the surrounding landscape.
“Launching our first multi-family condo building at Taza is a milestone moment for our team, and we are honoured to be part of this transformative community,” says Justin Bobier, president of Crystal Creek Homes. “Our partnership with Canderel and Tsuut’ina Nation has been built on respect, collaboration, and a shared commitment to creating meaningful places to live.”
Taza is one of the largest First Nation development projects. It is located on 1,200 acres of Tsuut’ina land and consists of three unique, but related villages: Taza Park, Buffalo Run and The Crossing, Taza is integrated through a comprehensive framework of Tsuut’ina and City of Calgary infrastructure.
Feature photo: a rendering of Black Birch Heights, by Crystal Creek Homes.
