BB: Bridge House

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Bridge House

Rustic Exterior by Brevard Architects & Designers Platt Architecture, PA

Posted by Mark C. at 2:45 PM

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Lot For-Sale $750,000

63 Brunswick Beach

Lions Bay, BC

V0N 2E0

30km north of VANCOUVER

Houses built over running Water

Acton Ostry (VANCOUVER)
John Johansen of The Harvard Five
Max Pritchard Architect (Australia)
Bridge House (NC)
Falling Water (PA), Frank Lloyd Wright
Kaweah Falls (CA), Robert Frank

Architects

Platt Architecture
Perfect Little House
Nelson TreeHouse

Lions Bay

AREA MAP -LOOK LOWER LEFT
Lions Bay, Building Inspector, Dave Butler, 604-921-9333
Lions Bay Trails Map
BC Highway Cams
North Shore News

Team

Surespan Bridge Construction, Donovan Ducharme
Onsite Engineering, Jeremy Araki
Perfect Little House, BC & J Architects
Hobbs, Winter & MacDonald Surveyors
McElhanney Surveying
SRK Robinson Inc., Chantler & Leslie (1992)
CWMM Consulting Engineers, Thomas Christensen, Job #9766 (2001)
Web Engineering Ltd., Ken Fung, Site Plan drawing# 627-01, 785-01 (1991)
BCR Properties, Peter Martin (1992)
CJ Anderson Civil Engineering
Greater Vancouver Regional District (James Gilmour, Application 4710-49, 1991)
BC Assessment
BC Land Title & Survey
Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Dave Nanson, Squamish (2003)

Bridges

SureSpan (North Vancouver)
Iota Construction (Chilliwack, BC)
Modular Bridges (CA)
Excel Bridge
Big R Bridge (CO)
Corrugated Metal Bridges
Geological Hazards (Magnesia Creek)
Debris Torrents (Magnesia Creek)

Septic, Treatment Plants

Canwest Tanks (Surrey)
Klargester (Water Treatment, Reed Beds)
Manco Septic Solutions (Langley)
NPS Wastewater (North Vancouver)
Pinnacle Environmental (Langley)

Magnesia Creek

Magnesia Creek is a stream located just 1.3 miles from Lions Bay, in Greater Vancouver Regional District, in the province of British Columbia, Canada. Fishermen will find a variety of fish including rainbow trout, coho salmon and chinook salmon here. Whether you’re spinning, baitcasting or fly fishing your chances of getting a bite here are good. So grab your favorite fly fishing rod and reel, and head out to Magnesia Creek. If all goes well, the rainbow will be hooked by your spawn sacs, the silver salmon will be biting your streamers and the king will be grabbing your cut bait.

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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Bridge House

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