The Westwood Corporate Centre, built in the early 1990s, is located on Glen Drive and The High Street and houses a variety of business services including accounting, financial, and law offices. The construction of Phase II commenced in October 2003 and includes a tower with 7 storeys of residential uses, three storeys of parking and commercial uses at grade.

Opened in 1996, the Evergreen Cultural Centre is set against a spectacular view of Lafarge Lake and houses a 264-seat flexible studio theatre, a 140 square metre art gallery with adjoining gallery shop, a rehearsal hall, and three studios providing over 300 square metres of space. The theatre is part of the Arts Club circuit that brings popular plays to this venue. Also housed in the Evergreen Cultural Centre is the citysoup.ca Innovation Centre, Tri Cities Chamber of Commerce and the Tourist Information Centre. The goal of the citysoup.ca Innovation Centre is to enhance economic development in the communities of Coquitlam and Port Moody, providing a portal to access information and services within the community.

The Coquitlam Centre Aquatic Complex is to become part of a larger recreational plaza connecting other civic institutional components, including the Civic plaza flanked by City Hall and the Public Safety Building to the south, the cultural plaza to the east and the cluster of educational uses to the north. The Aquatic Complex features a 50-metre Olympic-length pool, leisure wave pool, waterslides, therapeutic whirlpool, a 280-square metre Health and Fitness Centre, snack bar and physiotherapy clinic. Located across the street from City Hall, this popular facility is especially well-located for nearby residents, students, employees and visitors to the Town Centre.

The Frontenac, built in the early 1990s, is located on Pinetree Way and is comprised of a twelve storey residential tower with one storey of commercial at grade.

This four-storey mixed-use commercial/residential development is located on the corner of Glen Drive and The High Street and is the first phase of a multi-phased development. The remaining phases include retail and office use and a mixed-use commercial/residential tower. This development is a vital component of the pedestrian-friendly corridor that combines shopping, services and amenities accessed by people arriving as pedestrians and car users. The pedestrian corridor will connect Kensington on The High Street and Coquitlam Centre to the south with the Civic complex, including City Hall and the Public Safety Building, and the recreational amenities to the north, and surrounding high and medium density mixed use and residential developments. The storefront character of this development and its fostering of the adjoining public realm, responds positively to both The High Street and the Glen Drive Design Guidelines.

This mixed-use development is located on the corner of Pinetree Way and Lincoln Avenue. This three-storey retail mall with street-fronting retail, a four-storey parkade, and a 21-storey residential tower represents the first stage of a multi-phased development. The remaining phases include two towers fronting on Heffley Crescent with at-grade retail along Pinetree Way.