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Multi-Family Projects

Vancouver Residential Architects
Heritage Triplex, Vancouver BC
Vancouver Residential Architects
Strathcona 5 units, Vancouver BC
North Vancouver Residential Architects
North Vancouver Duplex
Richmond Residential Architects
Steveston 16 units, Richmond BC
Vancouver Residential Architects
Heritage Duplex, Vancouver East
Heritge Infill Development
Character Retention 4 units, Vancouver East
Vancouver Residential Architects
Heritage Duplex, Vancouver East
Character / Heritage Retention Architect
5 Unit Heritage Retention, Vancouver East
Vancouver Residential Architects
Heritage Duplex, Vancouver East
Vancouver Residential Architects
Heritage Duplex, Vancouver East
North Vancouver Residential Architects
Triplex, CIty of North Vancouver
Character Development
Two Duplexes + Infill, Vancouver East
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New four unit market housing in Burnaby.


Our client wanted to have a clean, modern expression, but was still economical to build.


The solution consisted of a repeated plan, common materials (used in an unique application).  The result is a contemporary housing complex that includes all of the modern amenities, clean lines and definite curb appeal.

The Magnolia, City of North Vancouver - 40 Unit Rental Building.


This is a new construction, six-storey wood frame building.  The unit mix consists of 17 studios, 10 - 1 bedrooms, 6 - 2 bedrooms and 7 - 3 bedroom. 


Although a rental building, the developer / owner wanted to provide high-quality rental for a variety of tenants.  The building features robust, common amenity rooms and outdoor spaces.



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Suite 1100 - 1200 West 73rd Avenue, Vancouver BC V6P 6G5

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We are grateful for the privilege to locate our offices in the traditional, unceded territories of the the Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations.

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