Residence for Mr. and Mrs. Clark and their three boys.

Constructed in 1969 by Senac & Mann of 4" solid fir planks splined to each other - treated on the exterior with a preservative and the interior was treated with a sealer/wax.

The site is a steep slope, heavily treed, and clay type soil. Significant effort was taken to ensure stability of structure and preservation of the natural beauty of the site and the creek which runs through the property.

One enters the home via a stair, from ground under the kitchen bridge, to the center of the upper floor.

This home is an early ( the 60's) example of sustainable/green design , well before these words were in our vocabulary."

The Clark Residence has been published in

• The Vancouver Sun November, 2005
• The home has been designated for preservation by the municipality of West Vancouver as a Heritage Site. This project is featured in The Vancouver Province newspaper- May 2005
• North Vancouver, West Vancouver and Vancouver newspapers
• Western Living (Apr, 1999)
• Vancouver Courier (Jan, 1998)
• North Shore Times (Mar, 1994)
• Vancouver Sun (Mar, 1990)
• Vancouver Sun (Apr, 1972)
• Canadian Interior Magazine (Sep, 1972)
• New York Times (Nov, 1971).

• West Vancouver galleries
• The Architectural Institute of British Columbia
• Maltwood Gallery University of Victoria
• Carlton University- Ottawa, Ontario
• McGill University- Montreal, Quebec

The Clark Residence is featured on pages 61 - 68 in "Architecture - Part of the God Dance"

Builder- Senac & Mann
Photography- Barry Downs