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BELMONT Avenue
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New build | west point grey
Located between a large regional park and a popular beach, this house sits on a steep slope and in view of downtown Vancouver. While the frontyard remains relatively low-key, the backyard, 3 storeys lower, unfolds into a large terraced room in green and white. There, yew and laurel hedges guard the perimeter, and galvanized aluminium steps help define expanses of emerald lawns.
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Dave Demers
“given such stark layout and simplicity of materials, it is An art installation by French-lebanese sculptor Marie khouri that really allowed this yard to resonate ”
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In the shadows of this imposing house, the selected plants include ferns and forest grass, Beesia, white-fruited Skimmia and variegated twig dogwoods. This garden is the result of a commitment to clarity of intent, an exercise in restraint.
Location
Vancouver, BC
photo credits
Josh McCullough – PhytoPhoto
Dave Demers
Landscape Design
CYAN Horticulture Ltd.
architecture
Landscape Installation
CYAN Horticulture Ltd.