Hurley Development's new project calls for an additional two-story apartment complex built on top of the current building. (Alisha Jucevic/The Columbian)
Hurley Development has a penchant for building in unique spots.
The Hurley Building was wedged in near railroad tracks in downtown Vancouver. The Hurley Tower II building will rise close by, squeezed into a triangular space between Interstate 5 and Columbia Street.
The next challenge: Perching an apartment building on top of an existing commercial building at 1600 Washington St.
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