POINT GREY RESIDENCE

Vancouver, British Columbia



"SOMETHING OLD
SOMETHING NEW"
~ Rob Sieniuc


CIRCA 1918

ENVIRONMENTAL
DESIGN

BROADWAY ARCHITECTS

Rob Sieniuc + Associates

GREEN
ARCHITECTURE

BUILDING ON
THE PAST

BROADWAY ARCHITECTS

Rob Sieniuc + Associates

POINT GREY RESIDENCE (Old House Lives On)

MCRAE ICON 135 50Vancouver, BC, 1997-98

"SOMETHING OLD SOMETHING NEW"
                     ~ Rob Sieniuc
                  

The 1918 house  first became part of the current owner's family history when their grandparents bought the home in the erly 1920's.   Although the original house was lacking in modern conveniences, it's value to the current family was that it represented not only part of their own past, but part of the history of the  Point Grey neighbourhood.  A high priority was placed on preserving as much of the house as possible, blending the updates with the old, and maximizing the views towards the  downtown and English Bay.

In so doing, the "Old House Lives On", with a lower impact on the environment than if it had been torn down and replaced with a new home on the site.


 

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