HAUS DESIGN

3,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Coming Soon

3,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Coming Soon

900 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Coming Soon

3,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Coming Soon

3,000 SQ. FT. | Vancouver East, BC | Completed 2020

Situated across from Sunset Park, the award-winning Vesper House blends classic architectural styling with modern materials and construction practices. While the exterior begins with a heritage approach with sloping rooflines and ornamental dark windows and trims, this all fades with modern material integration such as metal porch roofing, glass railings, oversized eclipsed doors, and a chained rain-water leader. The cumulative use of various hardie products such as shingles, panels and trims add to the architectural layering and depth of the home, while keeping construction costs economical. In addition, kryton was used in the footing and foundation, along with extended shear wall integration with an engineered truss system to provide extra seismic strength to prolong the life of this home.

The most pronounced element of the front façade is the oversized eclipsed doors which is an essential design focus of this home. The owners are looking to capture park views from every angle of the main floor. Whether you are cooking, dining, or lounging in the back of the home, there are uninterrupted views to the park. In addition, the elevated front patio is an extension of the modest interior sitting room to the exterior outdoor living. As stairways usually block natural lighting and divide up a house of this size, the open-styled glass staircase that sits across the kitchen becomes a focal point that widens the visual depth of the space, while adding both horizontal and vertical volume into the house. The small nook between the stairs is a cozy place to sit and read up on the next recipe to entertain family and friends.

3,000 SQ. FT. | Vancouver East, BC | Completed 2020

Situated across from Sunset Park, the award-winning Vesper House blends classic architectural styling with modern materials and construction practices. While the exterior begins with a heritage approach with sloping rooflines and ornamental dark windows and trims, this all fades with modern material integration such as metal porch roofing, glass railings, oversized eclipsed doors, and a chained rain-water leader. The cumulative use of various hardie products such as shingles, panels and trims add to the architectural layering and depth of the home, while keeping construction costs economical. In addition, kryton was used in the footing and foundation, along with extended shear wall integration with an engineered truss system to provide extra seismic strength to prolong the life of this home.

The most pronounced element of the front façade is the oversized eclipsed doors which is an essential design focus of this home. The owners are looking to capture park views from every angle of the main floor. Whether you are cooking, dining, or lounging in the back of the home, there are uninterrupted views to the park. In addition, the elevated front patio is an extension of the modest interior sitting room to the exterior outdoor living. As stairways usually block natural lighting and divide up a house of this size, the open-styled glass staircase that sits across the kitchen becomes a focal point that widens the visual depth of the space, while adding both horizontal and vertical volume into the house. The small nook between the stairs is a cozy place to sit and read up on the next recipe to entertain family and friends.

4,000 SQ. FT. | Steveston Richmond, BC | Completed 2021

Situated adjacent to the Steveston West Dyke Trail, this magnificent property was designed with the unobstructed waterfront views in mind. Purposed-driven design to capture the infinite views out to the sea, the living and dining areas are placed on the upper level of the home with elevated ceilings, transoms, and skylights to bring in natural lighting from every corner.

4,000 SQ. FT. | Steveston Richmond, BC | Completed 2021

4,000 SQ. FT. | Steveston Richmond, BC | Completed 2021

4,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020

A true rendition of a timeless Neo-Georgian classic. This beautiful corner lot home exemplifies the elegance of westside living. Clean symmetrical design with beautifully creamed masonry exudes strong attention to detail. A functional attic with plentiful natural lighting allows the homeowners to enjoy views of the northern mountains from an elevated position.

5,600 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020

4,900 SQ. FT. | Tsawwassen Delta, BC | In Progress

4,500 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2016

4,500 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2016

8,000 SQ. FT. | British Pacific Properties West Vancouver, BC | Conceptual

4,400 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2012

4,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020

A true rendition of a timeless Georgian classic. This beautiful corner lot home exemplifies the elegance of westside living. Clean symmetrical design with beautifully creamed masonry exudes strong attention to detail. A functional attic with plentiful natural lighting allows the homeowners to enjoy views of the northern mountains from an elevated position.

200 SQ. FT. | Burnaby Lake, BC | In Progress

8,500 SQ. FT. | University Endowment Lands Vancouver, BC | Completed 2014

3,300 SQ. FT. | Burnaby Lake, BC | In Progress

4,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2017

4,200 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2015

5,000 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020

5,000 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020

5,000 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020

5,000 SQ. FT. | Vancouver West, BC | Completed 2020