Grade House is a family home in Vancouver completed in 2015 by Measured Architecture. Description by Measured Architecture: The Grade House in East Vancouver began with a focus on quality over quantity. Our clients carefully considered the space they needed to build their single family home, opting not to build the maximum allowable floor area […]
Canyon House, nestled in North Vancouver, British Columbia, is a masterful renovation project by McFarlane Biggar Architects and Designers. This house revitalizes a late 1950s post and beam structure, preserving its architectural integrity while adapting to contemporary living needs.
Designed by Ritchie Construction, Flying Leap House is located in Penticton, Canada, with views of Okanagan Lake. Perched on an island of land with glacial silt banks cascading down all sides, this home epitomizes how to build a lifestyle. The experience of building this home was all about collaboration with the client to ensure his values
Designed by Bourgeois Lechasseur Architects, the Grands-Jardins house is located in Petite-Rivière-St- François, Canada. These architectural forms are inspired by Scandinavian contemporary villas.
De Gaspé House was completed in 2015 by the Canadian studio la SHED architecture Description by la SHED: Located in the heart of the Villeray district, the De Gaspé House project consisted of the major renovation of an existing building that lost most of its original characteristics. The old duplex including a garage as well as
The transformation of a somber traditional interior into a joyful modern open environment was designed to be a vessel for the clients’
The Houses at 1340 are a set of three houses in North Vancouver, Canada. The project was completed in 2015 by the Office of McFarlane Biggar Architects + Designers. The unique site is located between a forested park and a quiet lane with minimal traffic. Description by OMB: Turning down a quiet cul-da-sac, the three
A five star inn for the Shorefast Foundation on Fogo Island, Newfoundland, Canada. Using wood as the main material, Saunders Architecture designed the 29 room Fogo Inn as a means towards the island’s economic and cultural survival
