Imagine scenes of British Columbia. What do you see? Snow-capped peaks, glistening rivers, ancient pines bent in the wind? Sure, it’s all here.
Now imagine Vancouver. Do you see a bustling metropolis, gleaming buildings, curved streets and decadent cafes? Sure, that’s all here too.
BC is at once windswept landscape and home to Vancouver’s urban muscle. It is a union of rural and city living. You can find appealing modern architecture and the best of Vancouver’s contemporary homes.
Project: Latitude
by Bozyk Architects
Christopher Bozyk Architects were the prime consultant and architect for this project. It consists of 120 townhomes, each with breathtaking views over Kamloops Lake and the Tabiano Golf course, which was designed by Tom McBroom.
The architecture draws inspiration from the origins of the site by making reference to “ranch” imagery and reinterpreting it in a contemporary form. The townhomes range form single storey 2 bed units to 3 storey 3 bed plus den units.
(Italicized text courtesy of Bozyk Architects)
The Vancouver architects at Splyce Design create bold designs and sleek structures. Their projects have a clean, sturdy appeal; it is innovative, challenging, and, for devotees of modern architecture, satisfying.
The images below come from the Mantel residence.
From the Web site:
Splyce is an architectural design studio producing modern projects ranging in size, scope and budget from new homes, to residential and commercial renovations to custom furniture and landscapes.
An underlying interest in all scales of work is how thoughtfully designed objects and spaces have the ability to inspire, engage our senses, and ultimately influence our quality of life. The experiential qualities of a space, and how things feel both physically and aesthetically, are carefully considered throughout the design stage. The result is highly articulated designs that exude warmth and comfort while maintaining a distinctly modern sensibility.
There you have it. One of Vancouver’s modern homes, crafted with skill and ingenuity by Splyce Design.