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Budget Breakdown: In Nova Scotia, a Master Metalworker Builds a Steely ADU for $292K

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By Stacey McLachlan Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
"If you do wood, you have to maintain it. Galvanized steel rusts. Cor-Ten, though, lasts for a lifetime—I don't have to touch it," says homeowner Marc Schaedler. "It's the only material I really think will last in this climate." Metalworker Marc Schaedler spends his days fabricating steel railings, planters, and range hoods for other people's architectural visions.
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Know-It-All: Why Are Vancouver High-Rise Elevators Always Broken?

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By Stacey McLachlan Verified
| Vancouver Magazine Verified
When I started this column 10 years ago, it was with the intention of addressing civic quandaries and solving the city’s mysteries, but there are only so many times you can answer whether the Girl in Wetsuit statue is single. So I’m thrilled to take a break from explaining that she’s in a situationship with one of the A-maze-ing Laughter boys (the hot one) and instead address some of your technical engineering questions.
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House of Glass: Meet Maria Struk, the Vancouver Artist Behind Maria Ida Designs

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By Stacey McLachlan Verified
| Vancouver Magazine Verified
When you know, you know. And when Maria Struk took her first glassblowing class in 2014, she knew. “I signed up thinking it would be a fun creative experiment, and I was hooked immediately. I fell hard for glass,” says the maker behind Maria Ida Designs. “The heat, the colour, the way the material moves… it just felt alive.” Maria Struk’s vibrant blown-glass bowls, vases and glassware are speckled, curvy and candy-coloured.
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