Seaside Villa

VANCOUVER, BC​
SIZE: 2,950 SF
YEAR: 1999

VANCOUVER, BC  |  SIZE: 2,950 SF  |  YEAR: 1999

The aim of this renovation project was to transform a traditional post-and-beam structure into an open but spatially defined modern villa by the sea. Substantial upgrades were made to achieve this objective, and to connect the home to its environment to the highest possible degree. Stunning views of the Burrard Inlet, Stanley Park, and Vancouver Island informed the home’s orientation, and materials such as concrete and basalt were selected to complement the natural oceanfront landscape. Highlighting the technical and environmental challenges inherent in any site, roofs, decks, and membranes were rebuilt to respond to the home’s location at the terminus of an extensive natural drainage system. 

The Design

Notable Features

Hard Landscaping
Pre-existing 6’ x 6’ Grid,
Zinc-edged Roof
West Aide Trellised Deck

Interior

Kitchen / Dining

Exterior

Lamoureux Architect Inc: Brad Lamoureux, Martin Lewis, Gary Olsen

Interiors: Lamoureux Architect Inc

Builder: WoodRose Homes

Photos: Onikon

ARCHITECT LAMOUREUX ARCHITECT INC.

The aim of this renovation project was to transform a traditional post-and-beam structure into an open but spatially defined modern villa by the sea. Substantial upgrades were made to achieve this objective, and to connect the home to its environment to the highest possible degree. Stunning views of the Burrard Inlet, Stanley Park, and Vancouver Island informed the home’s orientation, and materials such as concrete and basalt were selected to complement the natural oceanfront landscape. Highlighting the technical and environmental challenges inherent in any site, roofs, decks, and membranes were rebuilt to respond to the home’s location at the terminus of an extensive natural drainage system.

Notable features: hard landscaping, pre-existing 6’ x 6’ grid, zinc-edged roof, west side trellised deck

ARCHITECT LAMOUREUX ARCHITECT INC.