Heritage project lauded

 

West Van firm gets special recognition

 
 
 
 
The heritage house was retained during its conversion to an assisted living wing of adjacent Britannia Lodge.
 

The heritage house was retained during its conversion to an assisted living wing of adjacent Britannia Lodge.

Photograph by: photo Derek Lepper , for North Shore News

KARL Gustavson Architect Inc. won the Heritage B.C. 2012 Award of Honour last October for the Britannia Lodge Rehabilitation Project.

Located in East Vancouver, the "special needs" assisted living mental health facility is designed to be a full-time home for people with mental disabilities.

The new design augments a 45-resident mental health facility by joining it with a three-storey heritage house on an adjacent property.

The lodge building connects with the heritage wing through a single-storey walkway.

The total square footage is approximately 21,000 square feet.

jshepherd@nsnews.com

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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The heritage house was retained during its conversion to an assisted living wing of adjacent Britannia Lodge.
 

The heritage house was retained during its conversion to an assisted living wing of adjacent Britannia Lodge.

Photograph by: photo Derek Lepper , for North Shore News