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Hirst House, 1949

Category : Ronald J Thom

Constructed 1949
Location North Vancouver, BC
Architect Ron Thom
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A modest material palette meticulously accentuated

A modest material palette meticulously accentuated with bold colour and textural play. @BattersbyHowat on the streets of Vancouver. ⁠
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Link in bio for "PLACES," the League's ongoing survey of significant modern west coast buildings + projects⁠
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On October 22, 2021, join @ubcsala and @margolesep

On October 22, 2021, join @ubcsala and @margoleseprize for the official 2021 Margolese Prize, a presentation of Nina-Marie Lister's work, and a panel discussion with distinguished design professionals and academics: Jill Anholt, Julia Czerniak, Kees Lokman and Mary Rowe. ⁠
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Established through an estate gift to UBC by the late Leonard Herbert Margolese, the annual prize recognizes an inspirational Canadian citizen who engages in design aimed at improving the built environment. Relaunched in 2021 after a three-year hiatus, the prize was reprogrammed by the school to emphasize that in addition to aesthetics, design needs to enhance social, cultural, and ecological well-being.⁠
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Margolese National Design for Living Prize⁠
Official Award Ceremony⁠ for Nina-Marie Lister⁠
October 22, 2021 @ 6:30pm PDT⁠
Vogue Theatre, 918 Granville Street, Vancouver, BC⁠
Presented by @ubcsala⁠ @margoleseprize⁠
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Free In-Person and Online Livestream options available⁠
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Link in bio for details and registration⁠
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📢 IN THE NEWS: Congratulations to Nina-Marie Li

📢 IN THE NEWS: Congratulations to Nina-Marie Lister, recipient of the 2021 Margolese National Design for Living Prize, announced late last month by the University of British Columbia School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture. ⁠
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"Nina-Marie Lister is Professor and Graduate Director at the School of Urban and Regional Planning at Ryerson University (renaming in process), where she founded the Ecological Design Lab, Canada’s first hands-on community-based research incubator focused on applied urban ecology and design. Through the lab, funded by national research and foundation grants, Lister engages, trains, and supports students working directly with professionals and communities to advance research and develop tangible solutions to complex, transdisciplinary problems such as climate resilience, urban biodiversity, and human wellbeing.⁠
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She is also the founding principal of PLANDFORM, which engages a wide range of practitioners including ecologists, artists, landscape architects, engineers, and planners in collaborative projects aimed at transforming the way communities think about and interact with natural and built environments."[1]⁠
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[1] UBC SALA announces Nina-Marie Lister as winner of the Margolese National Design for Living Prize, September 28, 2021. Margolese National Design for Living Prize. ⁠
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Nina-Marie Lister, 2021. Photo by Johnny C Y Lam. Courtesy of UBC SALA, Margolese National Design for Living Prize. ⁠
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📢 IN THE NEWS: Congratulations to Julie Bargman

📢 IN THE NEWS: Congratulations to Julie Bargmann, inaugural recipient of the $100,000 Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize, announced this morning by The Cultural Landscape Foundation. ⁠
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"Bargmann, a native of Westwood, NJ, is a Professor of Landscape Architecture at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA, and the founder of D.I.R.T. (“Dump It Right There”) studio. She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master in Landscape Architecture at Harvard’s Graduate School of Design (1987). In 1989-90 she was a Fellow in Landscape Architecture at the American Academy in Rome. ⁠
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The biennial Oberlander Prize, which includes a $100,000 award, two years of public engagement activities focused on the laureate’s work and landscape architecture more broadly and is named for the late landscape architect Cornelia Hahn Oberlander, is bestowed on a recipient who is “exceptionally talented, creative, courageous, and visionary” and has “a significant body of built work that exemplifies the art of landscape architecture.”[1]⁠
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[1] Julie Bargmann Wins the Inaugural Cornelia Hahn Oberlander International Landscape Architecture Prize. October 14, 2021. The Cultural Landscape Foundation.⁠
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Julie Bargmann, 2021. ⁠Photo by Barrett Doherty. Courtesy of The Cultural Landscape Foundation.⁠
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Taken earlier in the summer, the 1966 Woyat-Bowie

Taken earlier in the summer, the 1966 Woyat-Bowie Building looked to be undergoing an extensive rehabilitation (update to follow). In documents included in the development package, a conservation approach outlines the intention to "preserve the Woyat-Bowie Building in its entirety, to restore all Character-Defining Elements as identified in the Statement of Significance and provide ongoing maintenance and repair to ensure the building's preservation."[1] ⁠
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Link in bio for more details⁠ and info on how to provide public comments for the upcoming Public Hearing on October 19th @ 6:00pm PT.⁠
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Woyat-Bowie Building, 1966⁠
West Vancouver, BC⁠
Designed by Fred Hollingsworth & Barry Downs⁠
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West Vancouver Community Heritage Register (2019)⁠
Primary Building, West Vancouver Survey of Significant Architecture⁠
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[1] Conservation Approach. John Atkins History & Research⁠
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The design of the 1966 Woyat-Bowie Building, desig

The design of the 1966 Woyat-Bowie Building, designed by Fred Hollingsworth and Barry Downs, drew inspiration from the work of Frank Lloyd Wright, along with principles of organic planning, Japanese architecture, and the integration of the interior with its surroundings. Viewed from the street, the building presents as two, solid, stucco-clad wings painted in white, joined in the center by a cedar-clad monitor roof hovering over a full-height glass entryway. Bounded on two sides by public roads, the design turns the inhabitant’s attention away from the street, as does much of West Coast Modernist architecture, instead pulling the focus of each of the offices towards a series of interior courtyards. The building projects a quiet presence with clean, beautifully detailed, simple forms.⁠
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Link in bio for more details⁠ and info on how to provide public comments⁠
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Woyat-Bowie Building, 1966⁠
West Vancouver, BC⁠
Designed by Fred Hollingsworth & Barry Downs⁠
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West Vancouver Community Heritage Register (2019)⁠
Primary Building, West Vancouver Survey of Significant Architecture⁠
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Photo: Courtesy of @builtraincity⁠
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