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Like the graffiti that it references, Ken Lum's newly installed sign showed up in various places around East Van before it arrived for r... -
The City of Vancouver recently approved its Ecodensity initiative , which includes a provision for laneway housing in single-family zone... -
Take a bullet train an hour and a half north of Tokyo and you’ll find yourself in Sendai , a coastal city of one million known for its trees... -
Last week I attended a presentation by Shohei Shigematsu , a partner at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) founded by Rem Koolh... -
Graham Barron Design Inc is pleased to announce the launch of Lanewave , a new designer-driven laneway housing company based in Vancouver. ... -
In architecture, sustainability has come to mean LEED, which stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design. LEED is an environm...
Hey GB,
ReplyDeleteThis looks great so far. Who's the client?
DZ
I love cantilever houses. I wait till builders get new better, lighter and stronger materials - nano technology. Then cantilever architecture becomes much more popular.
ReplyDeletewhat's behind the concrete wall. are there supports built behind the concreate to support the weight? how is the deck tied into the support legs?
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