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Haeccity Studio Architecture
A Vancouver architecture practice using collaboration, research and the particular character of each brief to shape its work.
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A display cabinet and dark joinery sit beneath the timber ceiling. · The garden opens towards the house’s glazed rear elevation. · Timber screens and ceiling boards define the tall arrival space.
Photography: Ema Peter
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Design from the particulars
Established in 2011, Haeccity Studio Architecture is a Vancouver practice whose name comes from haecceity: the particular qualities that make something distinct. The studio describes each combination of client, site and use as the starting point for design.
Research and collaboration are part of that process. The practice’s published work spans housing, commercial spaces, public-realm projects and policy, with an emphasis on straightforward responses to complex briefs.
At Curio House in Richmond, the brief brings together extended-family life, Chinese residential traditions and the practicalities of ageing in place. A central shared space and separate private rooms give those different needs room to coexist.
What they do
- 01A home organised around extended-family lifeSeen in Curio House
- 02Chinese residential traditions interpreted through local materialsSeen in Curio House
- 03Single-level spaces and connected gardens designed for ageing in placeSeen in Curio House
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Profile updated 24 October 2026
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