Qualex-Landmark
Qualex-Landmark is a real estate development group based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, founded by Reza Navabi and Mohammed Esfahani in 2001. The group, including founder communities built prior to 2001, has developed over 2,000 wood-frame and concrete high-rise condominiums in the Greater Vancouver Area and Calgary. The Qualex-Landmark group has won several awards for innovative building design and environmental friendliness. Pomaria, a residential development completed in Vancouver, won the award for best high rise from the Urban Development Institute in 2007. Pomaria was also the first LEED certified high-rise residential development in  Vancouver, the 3rd LEED Silver high-rise residential development in Canada, and includes geo-thermal heating, cooling, and several other environmentally sensitive features. Pomaria features a copper sculpture of Erasmus, created by acclaimed artist, Rodney Graham. In 2017, ARIA residences in Vancouver, British Columbia attained the LEED Canada Gold Certification. Mark on Tenth, a mixed-use residential high rise development completed in summer 2016 in Calgary, Alberta, has a large-scale art commission by Canadian visual artist and designer Douglas Coupland, Coupland's interpretation of Calgary, Alberta in the 21st century. Mark on Tenth is Qualex-Landmark's fifth residential  tower in Calgary, Alberta. Eighteen Trees, another residential development completed in Burnaby, BC won the Gold Georgie Award for best low-rise development in BC in 2000. The majority of Qualex-Landmark group's projects have been designed by architect, Foad Rafii, described by The Vancouver Sun as one of the 10 architects who have shaped Vancouver today. denotes trademark of Qualex-Landmark Living Inc.