Self storage from tilt-up campuses to six-storey urban towers.
Self storage rewards efficient structure: modular grids, tight floor-to-floor heights, internal loading and zero-lot-line sites. Krahn's portfolio runs from single-storey multi-building campuses to five- and six-storey urban facilities in Vancouver and North Vancouver.
What developers get
- Tilt-up, precast and steel structures planned on efficient storage grids
- Internal loading courts and sub-grade storage levels
- Mechanical and electrical systems sized for climate-controlled storage
- Phased developments engineered for expansion
Selected projects
- Kennard Self Storage — North Vancouver · 300,000 sq.ft., 6 storeys
- Mufford Self Storage — Langley · 510,950 sq.ft.
- Key Self Storage — Vancouver · 147,000 sq.ft.
- Protec Self Storage — Abbotsford · 116,250 sq.ft.
- Pockit Self Storage — Vancouver · 77,500 sq.ft.
- Squamish Self Storage — 34980 & 34920 Queens Way · Phase 1 is 100,000 sq.ft.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you engineer multi-storey self storage on tight urban lots?
Yes. Key Self Storage (5 storeys, Vancouver) and Kennard Self Storage (6 storeys, North Vancouver) are examples of high-density urban storage.