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Architecture That Inspires Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 3: The Merrick House, 1969
Designed by Paul Merrick for his own family, this home is located in West Vancouver and is recognized for its West Coast modernist style, using wood and large windows to harmonize with the forested surroundings.
Photography by: Michael Perlmutter Architectural Photography
The Fraser Residences | Coming to Fraser & East 46th Late 2024.
Discover the Fraser Residences, a coveted collection of six modern half duplexes completing this fall 2024. Located in the heart of Kensington-Cedar Cottage, these luxury 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom homes are thoughtfully-designed and feature refined materials combined with sophisticated, high-end fixtures to create an environment that caters to even the most discerning tastes.
Visit fraserresidences.ca to register today.
Architecture Around the World: #3: Habitat 67 – A Series by Mizan Developments
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Designed by the visionary Moshe Safdie for Expo 67. It is the last standing original pavilion from the event. This architectural gem offers breathtaking views of the river, downtown, and the historic Old Port of Montreal, Canada.
Photography By: Green Prophet
Architects that Inspires Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 3: Frank Lloyd Wright
“I believed in designing structures that harmonize with humanity and their environment, a philosophy called "organic architecture."
The Fallingwater, 1935
Photography: Yuhan Du
Architectural Movements that Inspires Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 2: Bauhaus
The Bauhaus movement, founded by Walter Gropius in 1919, transformed architecture by integrating crafts, fine arts, and technology into one cohesive design approach.
Photography By: Gili Merin
Architecture Around the World | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 2: The Sydney Opera House
A global icon of modern architecture, the Sydney Opera House, designed by Jørn Utzon in 1973, stands as a symbol of Australia`s innovation and creativity, with its unique sail-like design captivating visitors worldwide.
Photography By: Quentin Grignet & Rosie Steggles
Architecture That Inspires Us | A Series by Mizan Developments
No. 2: The Binning House, 1941
Designed by architect and artist Bertram Charles Binning, this house in West Vancouver is a modernist gem that blends Bauhaus principles with the natural landscape and now a National Historic Site.
Photography by: Oro Editions
Upcoming Fraser Street Duplexes
