US architecture firm Olson Kundig and Canadian designer Erica Colpitts have renovated a mid-century house near Vancouver, warming the modernist structure with natural materials and neutral colours.
The residence is surrounded by tall cedar trees on a quiet plot in Edgemont, a village-like neighbourhood of North Vancouver, across the water from the Canadian metropolis.
Wood lines the ceiling and floors of the renovated home, contrasting the blackened steel structural elements
Its new owners are a family of four who relocated to the West Coast from New York City, looking for a community to put down roots.
Olson Kundig, which has an office in nearby Seattle, was asked to update and
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