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Adele Weder

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  • Architectural Writer and Curator, Freelance
Vancouver
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The Dodek House Is Both a Vancouver Landmark and a Family Heirloom

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By Adele Weder Verified
| Montecristo Magazine Verified
A family home is—or should be—a memory garden of friendship, family, art, and comfort. Ron Thom, who lived and worked in the golden age of West Coast modernism, harnessed this directive with every client. Even after Thom moved away to Toronto and international fame for his architecture of Massey College Trent University and the Shaw Festival Theatre, his favourite design brief remained the family home.
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The Dodek House Is Both a Vancouver Landmark and a Family Heirloom

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By Adele Weder Verified
| Montecristo Magazine Verified
A family home is—or should be—a memory garden of friendship, family, art, and comfort. Ron Thom, who lived and worked in the golden age of West Coast modernism, harnessed this directive with every client. Even after Thom moved away to Toronto and international fame for his architecture of Massey College Trent University and the Shaw Festival Theatre, his favourite design brief remained the family home.
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The təməseẃtxw Aquatic and Community Centre Reflects Local Values

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By Adele Weder Verified
| Metropolis Magazine Verified
Canada’s first Zero Carbon–certified aquatic center cuts back on its carbon emissions while building community engagement. Completed this past spring in the heart of New Westminster, British Columbia, the təməseẃtxw Aquatic and Community Centre serves as a vital hub, not only for the surrounding neighborhood of single-family houses but also for the entire city of 87,000. Its name—roughly pronounced tamma-sout—means “sea otter house” in the Indigenous henqeminem language.
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