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Designed by Revery Architecture, the Sustainable Energy Engineering Building represents Simon Fraser University’s first major step in expanding beyond its Central City campus and creates an integrated academic precinct within Surrey, BC, Canada’s evolving city centre neighbourhood
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The Butterfly + First Baptist Church brings together an iconic residential tower, a mid-rise social housing building, and a masterfully restored and expanded landmark, designed by Revery Architecture Inc. shaping a bold new vision for the future of vertical living in Vancouver’s urban landscape
The proposal for Vancouver Cultural Precinct, British Columbia, Canada, is grounded in a two-year feasibility study led by Diamond Schmitt, which identified a significant and growing shortage of performance capacity across the city and established the need for four new theatres that would respond to this widening gap
Vancouver needs a lot of housing—fast. Perkins&Will publish research proposing a scalable prefabricated modular mass timber system to deliver high-quality homes quicker, more sustainably, and in alignment with regulatory and the market realities of Modular Timber Housing
In a real estate culture that often equates value with excess. Designed by Barry Downs & Burgers Architecture, Madrona House stands as a quiet, confident corrective – a definitive statement on the power of restraint in Greater Vancouver
Butterfly + First Baptist Church Complex designed by Revery Architecture in Vancouver, BC. 57-storey sculptural tower, social housing and a restored Gothic Revival building
New photos unveiled of inaugural project, Fifteen Fifteen by architect Ole Scheeren, as this Canadian tower reached a significant milestone. The 42-storey residential building introduces a sculptural form to Vancouver’s skyline, BC
