The WelPod in Vancouver, British Columbia
Designed by Circle Wellness Studios The WelPod provides undistracted sensory experiences courtesy of preprogrammed heat, sound, light, and airflow, allowing users to sequence events in the room.
Designed by Circle Wellness Studios The WelPod provides undistracted sensory experiences courtesy of preprogrammed heat, sound, light, and airflow, allowing users to sequence events in the room.
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Designed by Vallely Architecture, Edge House is located on the south side of the North Shore mountains, the house pays homage to modern architecture while including regional elements.
Aperture Apartments in Vancouver, BC, design by Arno Matis Architecture, façade openings are programmed to provide passive shading, acting like an aperture: opening and closing in response to the solar exposure of each façade.
Hotson Architecture and Ryder Architecture has been selected to design a new gateway student residence on Student Union Boulevard at the University of British Columbia Point Grey campus in Vancouver.
Enlisted by boutique builder Moosehead Contracting, Falken Reynolds Interiors and Randy Bens Architect designed a family home to fit on a unique lot size 20 by 200 feet (6m x 60m), which is typically the size of a back lane.
Haeccity Studio Architecture designed this spacious apartment in downtown Vancouver’s picturesque Coal Harbour, it has been customized to serve as a multi-generational gathering space.
Haeccity Studio Architecture, a Vancouver-based practice, recently completed a major revitalization of a 3-storey, wood-framed 1920s character building that accommodates 19 rental apartments.
Universities are becoming increasing expansive, held across multiple platforms, locations, and cities. These extensions have increased the importance of a school’s storytelling, identity, and branding. PUBLIC: Architecture + Communication designed the Adler University Vancouver Campus.
Designed by Arno Matis Architecture the six building blocks are bisected with water gardens and bamboo courtyards that animate volumes with reflective light. The shallow massing results in bright, light-filled residences.
The Mingo Residence is designed by Architecture Building Culture and takes its cue from the landscape. It is a single story house that climbs the sloping property in four large steps.
The Royal Vancouver Yacht Club’s new Dock Building, designed by Michael Green Architecture, is an example of industrial architectural elegance crafted from a modest budget.
McLeod Bovell Modern Houses designed Sunset House located on a steep and technically challenging site in West Vancouver. The Sunset House is designed to capture immediate views of heavy marine traffic and the open sea to the west.
McLeod Bovell Modern Houses designed The G’Day House for an Australian ex-patriate family, who requested a home that would support a relaxed attitude toward daily life and would help them re-connect with a warm-weather lifestyle.
McLeod Bovell Modern Houses designed the Esquimalt house on an steep and unusually wide site with significant views of downtown Vancouver, the Lion’s Gate Bridge and Burrard Inlet.
Designed by Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture, Cambie Fire Hall No. 3 and Richmond North Ambulance Station provides the City of Richmond with a state-of-the-art facility for some of Canada’s bravest first responders.
Designed by Asher deGroot of MOTIV Architects for his parents on their farm in rural Langley, BC, Canada. The goal of the Swallowfield Barn was to use the design and construction to strengthen the bond between a tight-knit family and to build community
The Exchange is located in the heart of Vancouver. Selected by the city officials as one of a few new, high density, office developments in the city’s central business district this new tower, by Harry Gugger Studio, will bring valuable diversity
DIALOG’s ‘CapCalm’ design is a mature expression of Capcom’s business – past, present and future – it reflects a considerate understanding of a creative’s needs and the psychology of contemporary workplace design.
Cha Le Teahouse provides a modernist interpretation of the traditional Chinese tea ritual. The space is defined by a minimalist character that relies on an interplay of geometry and material uniformity. A meticulously coordinated plywood matrix motif replicated throughout the space creates a sense of rhythm, depth and shadow.