Overview
Fuse was the building that proved East Village could sell: the 21-storey, 203-home first phase of Embassy BOSA's Evolution complex, broken ground in September 2012 as the remade district's pioneering condominium project and welcoming its first residents in September 2015. Its buyers bet on a master plan — RiverWalk, the Central Library, Studio Bell — that has since delivered around them.
Today Fuse offers something rare: a settled, owner-occupied corporation inside Calgary's newest walkable district, with the river promenade at the block's edge and the culture cluster two minutes away.
Building facts
- Year built
- 2015Reported
Groundbreaking September 2012 — the cycle the assessment roll records as 2013; first residents September 2015 per CMLC coverage.
- Storeys
- 21Reported
- Homes on record
- 203Reported
Assessment counts at the address run higher because titled parking and storage are assessed separately.
- Construction
- Reinforced concrete with brick and metal-panel claddingReported
- Developer
- Embassy BOSAReported
- Amenities
- Fitness facility, owners' lounge and landscaped courtyard podium reported by public sourcesReported
- Parking
- Underground parkade; stall arrangements vary by unitVaries by unit
- Post-tensioned slab
- Governed by corporation records
The corporation's structural drawings, engineering records and reserve-fund study define the slab system and its maintenance history.
Facts are drawn from public developer coverage, City of Calgary open data and editorial review. Confirm material items against current condominium documents before an offer.
Architecture & development
Vancouver's Embassy BOSA led East Village's residential relaunch with the three-phase Evolution plan — Fuse first, then the 33-storey Pulse (2016) beside it, with townhome and retail elements knitting the block to RiverWalk. Fuse's 21-storey scale and brick-and-panel skin were tuned to the district's warehouse heritage rather than competing with downtown's towers. The phases are separate corporations within the master plan's shared framework.
Parking & mobility
Underground parkade with unit-varying arrangements; confirm stalls and storage on title, and understand from the registered plan how Evolution's phases share below-grade and courtyard infrastructure. The district itself is Calgary's most walkable new-build quarter — daily life happens on foot here more than anywhere else in the city's condo stock.
Transit & location
City Hall station sits roughly 360 straight-line metres south-west — about five minutes on foot — with the free-fare 7 Avenue corridor running west from there. RiverWalk's Bow-and-Elbow promenade begins at the block's north edge; the Central Library, Studio Bell and St. Patrick's Island footbridge are all inside a five-minute radius.
Five to six minutes to City Hall station; the RiverWalk promenade is at the block's north edge.
Neighbourhood context
East Village is the master-planned district that worked: car-light streets, the RiverWalk seawall-style promenade, a genuine grocery (Loblaws City Market at the district's edge), and the culture cluster anchoring its south-west corner. Construction continues on remaining parcels — view lines deserve a current check — but the district's daily texture is already the most pedestrian-complete in inner Calgary.
Construction & systems
A 2015 reinforced-concrete tower whose first-decade record is now readable: the current reserve-fund study, envelope performance, elevator planning and insurance deductibles. Phase-shared infrastructure with Pulse makes the cost-sharing documents part of the standard package here. The corporation's structural drawings, engineering records and reserve-fund study define the slab system and its maintenance history.
Buying here
For Fuse: the reserve-fund study at the ten-year mark; the phase cost-sharing agreements within Evolution; insurance structure; pet, rental and short-term-stay bylaws — the district's rental appeal makes these actively amended; and titled parking by search. Walk the remaining development parcels near your exposure before waiving conditions.
Current listings
Public listings for Evolution — Fuse appear here when they become available. We do not display private CREB or MLS data.
Request current listingsQuestions we hear about this building
›When was Evolution — Fuse built?
Evolution — Fuse at 560 6 Avenue SE was completed in 2015, developed by Embassy BOSA.
›What kind of construction is Evolution — Fuse?
Reinforced concrete with brick and metal-panel cladding. Acoustic performance, insurance and reserve-planning considerations follow from the structural system; confirm details against the corporation's records.
›How many homes are in Evolution — Fuse?
Public records identify 203 homes at 560 6 Avenue SE. Assessment counts may run higher because titled parking and storage are assessed separately.
›Does YYCCondos publish sold prices or private CREB data?
No. We publish editorial building research from public sources. Sold prices, MLS remarks, unit numbers and personal identifiers are excluded by policy.
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Own or manage a unit at Evolution — Fuse? Our researchers welcome factual corrections, updated amenity details, and pointers to public sources we may have missed.