Splyce is a design studio producing modern projects ranging in size, scope and budget from new homes and renovations to custom furniture and landscapes.
An underlying interest in all scales of work is how thoughtfully designed objects and spaces have the ability to inspire, engage our senses, and ultimately influence our quality of life. The experiential qualities of a space, and how things feel both physically and aesthetically, are carefully considered throughout the design stage. The result is a highly articulated design that exudes warmth and comfort while maintaining a distinctly modern sensibility.
Splyce is deeply committed to their clients and remains passionate about producing intelligent, creative and beautiful designs to meet their needs.
Nigel Parish
Nigel Parish holds a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Geography from Simon Fraser University (1995), and a Master of Architecture from the University of British Columbia (2000). Nigel satisfied his curiosity for design and building by working on construction sites during the summers at university and gained valuable experience working for several award-winning architectural firms following graduation. Nigel established Splyce Design/Build Inc. in 2001.
The fascination with craft and how things are made is reflected in all of Nigel’s work by an acute attention to detail on every scale. From the broader conceptual organization of spaces to the finer detailing and selection of finishes, Nigel strives to apply meaning and purpose to all design elements. Design decisions based on the specific and unique parameters of each project, such as site conditions, budget constraints and client’s wishes, always take precedent over style and popular trends. The results are objects and spaces infused with meaning and lasting beauty.
Nigel Parish is a Member of the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada and a certified LEED® Accredited Professional.
LOCATION: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Situated on the edge of a heavily forested park in West Vancouver, this house from the early 80s was stripped to the studs and renovated. The existing structure of the home remained largely intact — old windows were replaced with thermally efficient ones — but openings remained as they were.
Located in Vancouver’s westside on an east-west oriented site, the Yield House was designed for a family and their desire for hosting multiple family guests throughout the year.
Located on a steep site in West Vancouver, the Thompson House was designed to capture views of the harbour in one direction and mountains in the other, while controlling sightlines to and from the neighbours on either side.
Burrowed into the rolling grasslands high above Kalamalka Lake in Vernon, the Highridge House is designed for a family of five and tailored to the native features of the site.
The Creek House project consists of the renovation and addition to a 1950s post and beam house situated within an established forest creekside environment in West Vancouver. Two creeks flow between large mature cedar trees and native plant species …
The Pivot House is located on an irregularly shaped lot in a Burnaby suburb. Pinched on the north end and steeply sloped to the front door, the footprint of the house is shaped by the site, which fans out on the south, allowing for a broad walk-out living space.
The Cunningham House project consisted of a major renovation and addition to a 1950’s bungalow in West Vancouver. Splyce Design together with builder Blackfish Homes, have completed this modern family home for a couple and their two children.
Project: East Van House Architects: Splyce Design Build: Powers Construction Structural: WHM Structural Engineers Landscape: Splyce Design Location: Vancouver, Canada Photography: Ivan Hunter East Van House was projected by Splyce Design in Vancouver, British Columbia, on a 50×75 lot located in a colorful neighborhood with a diversified community. In order to comply with the zonal
