Spaced
With our city now so laughably unaffordable, thousands of Vancouverites are stuck imagining wonderful homes instead of living in them. “Spaced” is a record of our minds wandering the world of architecture and design, up and away from the unrewarding realities of shoebox condos, dark basement suites, and sweet fuck all on Craigslist.
Wanting This Private Retreat In New Zealand On A Wild, Remote Beach Of Our Own
A Great Lakes Beach Cottage To Suit A Sandy Stretch Of South Okanagan Lakefront
Mediterranean Concrete Hideaway Serves Up Improbable Spanish Banks Fantasy
This Modern Fjordside Cabin In The Norwegian Woods For A Thetis Island Lookout
Denver Grad Students’ Micro Cabins In The Forest Would Suit BCs Own Wilderness
Clever ‘THAT House’ In Melbourne Would Cut West Side Monsters Down To Size
Modular MIMA House In Portugal Would Suit A Quiet Clearing On Bowen Island
Minimalist Weekend Retreat With A View In Japan Would Suit A Lions Bay Address
This Modern Laurentian Retreat In Quebec Would Gel Well On An Okanagan Slope
Clever Family Compound In Bangkok Would Suit Us Just Fine Off Commercial Drive
A Low Profile Maison That Would Fit Squamish As Well As It Does Nantes In France
Small Wooden Hut With Drawbridge Shutter Windows In The Wilds Outside Vienna
Updated 1960’s Classic In Quebec Would Suit A Quiet Corner Of The North Shore
‘Tribulation House’ Would Make For A Lush, Hidden Escape In Our Own Rain Forest
Tokyo Townhouse Fetishizing Green Space Would Fit Empty Lot At 8th & Manitoba
Bright ‘Re-Slope’ House In Japan Designed To Cling To Its Natural Topography
A Clean, Bright, Modern Oasis Hides Behind An Old, Sober Granite Facade In Porto
Seattle Architect’s Swell Rainforest Retreat Started In 1959 With $500 From Dad
Olson Kundig’s Cabin In Northern Idaho Would Sit Pretty On A Gulf Island Shore
Converted Boathouse Glows Bright & Minimalist On Quiet Norwegian Waterfront
Converted Barn In Swiss Wilderness Would Make For Ideal Post-Christmas Retreat
The “Hutznhaisl” – An Elemental Concrete Retreat In The Mountains Of Saxony
Dreaming Of The Warm And Woody Lodges At Chile’s Bucolic “Awaso Patagonia”
A Simple, Beautiful, No Frills Cabin Tucked Away In A Forest In The Netherlands
An Architecture Student’s Dream Studio Constructed Above A Moscow Garage
Digging The Transitions And Clean Lines Of The “Sawmill House” In Yackandanda
Small Garage-Turned-Cabin Would Glow Brightly Anywhere Along BC’s Coastline
This Beautiful Jewel Box In Korea Looks Like It Was Made For A Mountain In BC
