Pyramid House
Introduction
West Coast Modern presents The PYRAMID House, by ABBARCH Architects. Approach the house and you quickly realize that this is no ordinary home. Architects, Michael Burton-Brown & Ian Annand have pulled inspiration from the Mayan pyramids, and much like Frank Lloyd Wright's revival of Mayan architecture created a unique architectural gem that makes a visual statement with its wood vaulted pyramid ceiling. The architects have combined timeless geometry with wood and glass to create a soaring light-filled space where the division of indoors and outdoors disappears. This home is an amazing entertaining space with surprises in every corner & plenty of space in the backyard to connect with. Bonus space basement for your ideas. SHOWING DAY: SUN,APR 26, 2-5PM: Text 604-366-4933 to book a viewing slot.
5537 Cliffridge Place
North Vancouver, B.C.
Architect
ABBARCH Architects
Builder
Unknown
Designed and Built
1980
Price
$2,199,000
Specification
Frank Lloyd Wright Inspired with Pyramid Geometry
Program
West Coast Modern
FLOORS
1 with bonus basement and loft
ROOMS
4 Bedrooms
3.5 Bathrooms
SQFT
3,283
“A central gargantuan pyramid skylight bathes this home in gorgeous natural light, even on a overcast rainy west coast afternoon”
- Lindsey Shepek, By Design Modern
ABBARCH Architects
Annand Burton-Brown Architects was established in 1979 in British Columbia by architects Michael Burton-Brown and Ian Annand. In 2000, David O’Sheehan became principal and the firm became The ABBARCH Partnership Architects. Kenneth Grotsky joined the partnership in 2003 and established the Toronto office.
Their past 35+ years of architectural practice have established their firm’s track record of providing appropriate, strategic services to a host of clients who demand excellence in design, coordination and cost management. They have developed long-standing relationships with a roster of organizations that have repeatedly engaged on their projects.
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