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Since its launch, Currie has been steadily growing and maturing as its vision takes shape. Today, Currie is a beacon of endless possibilities, linking past, present and future in one brilliant setting. You can continue the tradition of vibrant living in Currie with homes for every life stage and lifestyle, designed to be close to shopping, restaurants, parks and playgrounds. All just seven minutes from downtown.
Explore Currie's Master Plan
Currie’s award-winning master plan showcases three uniquely dynamic neighbourhoods linked by a pedestrian-friendly network of traffic-calmed streetscapes and urban pathways. Each neighbourhood has been thoughtfully envisioned, and together they shape a complete and connected community.
The Commons
The Commons brings green space, beautiful streetscapes, recreation and nature to Currie. Homes, townhomes, condos, heritage buildings and outdoor spaces like Valour Park, Victoria Cross Boulevard, walking trails, and Airport Playground are all located in the Commons.
The Core
The Core is a future vibrant, mixed-use district with diverse shopping, restaurants and entertainment venues plus a mix of townhomes and condos. Alive 365 days a year, this area is destined to be Currie’s go-to location – a bustling commercial hub in the daytime, and a magnetic dining and entertainment destination at night.
The Campus
The Campus is a mixed-use district featuring a blend of entrepreneurial, academic and commercial spaces plus homes for every lifestyle. Explore historical buildings and heritage-inspired outdoor spaces surrounding thriving and expanding schools, easily accessible public transit, and tons of space for outdoor fun.
Our Favourite Features
Currie is Thoughtfully Planned
There are 23 acres of open green space within our community, offering abundant access to nature for residents and visitors alike. This green space includes Alexandria Park, the heart of our community with 14 acres of space for families of all ages to enjoy.
There you’ll find the Currie Bark Park, Airport Playground, and amphitheatre/toboggan hill filled with life and laughter. Soon, our highly anticipated future skating rink/splash park will be complete to provide even more fun to the community.
To see it all, stroll or bike through the historic Trasimene Heritage Walk, which connects Alexandria Park with other parts of the neighbourhood via a beautiful and educational trail system.
Currie is Convenient
Currie is only a 7 minute drive from Downtown Calgary or a lovely 15 minute bike ride. You don’t need to stray far to find enriching amenities though—there are over 70 businesses just steps from residents’ front doors.
Find daycare, health and wellness, recreation, and more run by local Calgarians around every corner. Everything from your daily necessities to your favourite past-times are on your doorstep for your convenience.
Currie is Historic
Within Currie, you’ll find 11 provincially designated heritage buildings and landscapes, each telling a piece of Currie’s rich history. As a former Canadian Armed Forces base known as Currie Barracks, the area contains a unique history that is celebrated through Currie’s redevelopment as a community with past, present, and future in mind.
Currie is Vibrant
Throughout Currie, diverse homes from our five, award-winning builder partners offer vibrant living for every stage of life. With apartments, townhomes, and single family homes designed for a variety of families and lifestyles, there’s something for everyone in Currie.
Interactive Amenity Map
Our interactive amenity map helps you uncover your new favourite parks, pass times, and businesses in Currie. Be sure to check out Wild Rose Brewery, The Inn on Officers’ Garden, and Burwood Distillery—three of our community’s favourite gathering places for sharing drinks, food, and good times.
Wild Rose Brewery offers Alberta’s finest craft quality beer from a historic aircraft hanger used in Currie’s military past.
The Inn on Officers’ Garden is a boutique hotel with 13 guest rooms and modern restaurants like Officers Pub and Flanders Find Foods. You’ll also find a wine tasting room plus an event hall and outdoor patio.
Burwood Distillery is an award-winning craft spirits producer located in the historic Stables building in Currie.
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The Parade Square
Created in 1936, The Parade Square was the beating heart of the barracks. The Square had more than 265,000 sq. ft. of open space for ceremonies, celebrations, and activities of daily military living in Currie. It offered civilians a glimpse of grand military tradition and helped solidify their connection with the Canadian Armed Forces. Throughout the years, The Square played host to many dignitaries, including members of the royal family.
Trasimene Heritage Walk
Along the Trasimene Heritage Walk in Currie, you’ll find the Letters Home installation – which tells stories of Canadian servicemen and women through the letters they wrote home during times of military conflict. The commemorative plaques in this area give visitors a glimpse of who these individuals were. The site is lined with beautiful mature trees and includes bicycling and walking paths connecting the community through Alexandria Park.
Officers’ Garden
Constructed with the Officers’ Mess Building in 1936, this elegant garden was a place for the highest-ranking officers in the armed forces to hang out. Today, its gazebo, mature trees, flowering shrubs, pathways, and seating make it a beautiful site to enjoy community events or visit with friends and family.
Stables Building
This single-story building constructed in 1936 was one of the first structures in Currie Barracks. While the unique K-shaped design of the Stables Building accommodated up to one hundred horses, its high ceilings, arrangement of windows and doors, and brick construction maximized light, airflow, and sanitation. After the Second World War, it was converted into lodging for infantry units to meet the growing accommodation demands of the Canadian Armed Forces.
Athlone Building D2
At the time of its construction in 1936, the Athlone was the hub for all administrative duties in Currie Barracks. The building’s design conveys the authority of the Canadian military and the grand, formal traditions that come with it. The Athlone sets itself apart with a distinctive double-return staircase and ornamental wrought-iron finishes, as well as a military insignia formed by a crown, three maple branches, and a pair of crossed swords inset in the floor of the main foyer.
Bessborough Building B7
Constructed in 1936, the Bessborough was the first permanent barracks in Currie. The barracks’ design reflects its functional nature and formal atmosphere. The building has a rough-faced concrete exterior, cohesive, a cottage-style shingled roof, and Romanesque arches at entryways. Together with the Athlone and the Bennett buildings, the Bessborough creates an elegant frame for The Parade Square complex. The Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians), Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, and the Queen’s Own Rifle lived at the Bessborough until 1971.
Pellat Block B8
Constructed in 1952, The Pellat Block was a part of the second phase of the development of The Parade Square. Like its counterpart buildings, it housed thousands of non-commissioned members over the years. Although the Pellat Block’s design appears more modern, it complements the classic looks of other buildings with elements like a rough concrete façade, a wood cottage-style roof, and a north-facing balcony with a maple leaf motif.
Brad House K3
The Brad House, constructed between 1936 and 1938, was a residence for base commanders in Currie Barracks. The cottage-style building with eclectic styling is segregated from the main part of Currie Barracks to emphasize the elite status of its residents and their separation from the other members of the base. This stretch of the road connects both Brad House and Ramshead House to the Officers’ Mess Hall and provides access to the main base and The Parade Square.
Ramshead House K4
Constructed between 1936 and 1938, this cottage-style building with eclectic styling is segregated from the main part of Currie Barracks to emphasize the elite status of its residents – the regimental commanders in Currie Barracks. This stretch of the road connects both Brad House and Ramshead House to the Officers’ Mess Hall and provides access to the main base and The Parade Square.
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Officers’ Mess Hall J5
The Officers’ Mess Hall was the ultimate symbol of elite military status. The building was constructed in 1936 to be a gathering and living space for officers and high-ranking members stationed in Currie. It also provided housing for visiting dignitaries. The striking X-shaped design of the building features symmetrical wings and a gabled wood-framed roof, along with a formal garden at the back.
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Bennett Building B6
Constructed in 1935, the Bennett was not only one of the first structures to form The Parade Square, but it was also a primary mess and recreation hall for non-commissioned members to socialize. The main idea behind the H-shaped design of this building was to reinforce rank separation for both dining and recreation activities. The Bennett Building became a multi-use structure and headquarters to Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry and the #1 Service Battalion in 1971. Today, the Bennett stands tall as a reminder of generations of military excellence and leadership.
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