ArchDaily
“After numerous design iterations and a less traditional approach to the programmatic distribution, the building’s mass successfully evolved into two separate volumes connected by mechanical systems below grade and by a light-filled atrium above grade that link the public spaces of the building. Visitors are welcomed through the minimalist tasting lounge with front patio and out into a light-filled double-height atrium where the twenty-eight-foot-high glazed ceiling showcases the German copper stills and the flow of the distilling process.”
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Dwell+
Architect Rafael Santa Ana, founder of the eponymous Canadian architecture office, considered his family’s affection for their Vancouver, Canada, residence—which they’d lived in for a decade—when brainstorming a new design for the home, despite the urge to demolish the structure and "start from scratch," he says.
Reside
RSAAW is honoured to have the Berkley Residence project selected among such powerhouses of design. We would like to thank Clinton Cuddington for thinking of us as worthy of inclusion in this book, written by Dr. Michael Prokopow and curated by Clinton. The book features 34 beautifully designed houses exploring the ways West Coast modern […]
Architizer
Spanning the banks of the Mamquam River in Squamish, BC, the Squamish Pedestrian Bridge connects the edge of downtown with a developing residential community at the base of the legendary Stawamus Chief, a massive granite monolith iconic to the region. The bridge provides a new circulation dynamic within the community to unite both sides of […]