90 Isleview Place

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Presenting Cardew House 2.0. The first residential work of RAIC Gold Medal-winning architect Peter Cardew, evoking the spirit of Richard Meier’s Douglas House, opens a dialogue between architecture and the ocean. Named one of Canada’s Top 30 Homes by Western Living, it is set within a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, where sliding glass walls dissolve boundaries between land, ocean, and sky, becoming a vessel for life on the ocean, where salt air carries the song of whales across the water. Light shifts through the steel-framed structure like a living tide, revealing spaces attuned to both shelter and horizon. A remastered classic, recently completed, it now awaits its next custodian.