Friday, September 29, 2017

5 Tips for Practising without the Piano

I regularly contribute to Pianist magazine’s newsletter, which wings its way into our inbox every other month. My article always takes the form of ‘5 tips’ and last month’s were designed for those who fancy taking their practice away from the instrument. I hope they are of interest.


Practising away from the instrument can be a beneficial practice technique. Taking the music off the page is a most valuable facet for any pianist. If you’re able to hear it, imagine playing it, and visualise or recall any passage, you are more likely to be at ‘one’ with the music, thereby producing a performance of integrity and musical depth.

1 Instigate a happy positive mind-set before practice begins; it’s amazing the effect this can have on learning capacity. Before practice commences, aim to sit at the instrument with a relaxed posture; shoulders down, hands hanging freely by your side, breathing slowly, and thinking positively.

2 Consider the piece you are about to practice; how does it make you feel? Feelings take on a new meaning when practising away from the keyboard, and this may be what produces deeper expressivity. As you observe the score, note what happens in each hand; the movements, fingerings and gestures required to play the patterns. It can be particularly helpful to pay special attention to the left hand here too. Aim to do this without the piano.

3 Some find it helpful to write the piece out on manuscript paper (recalling it from memory). As you work at the piano, begin to test your memory during practice sessions; by repeatedly returning to the same phrases and passages over a period of time, the thought responses become stronger and clearer. Now do this away from the instrument, hearing each passage in isolation.

4 Play the piece through in your mind. The effort and assimilation required can come as quite a shock, but once accustomed to the relevant mind-set needed, a calmness and stillness is acquired, and it becomes possible to ‘think’ through the music increasingly accurately. And you can do this anywhere at any time!

5 Visualise watching yourself play your piece at the keyboard, as an image in your mind. It can be a good idea to envisage every detail; fingerings, movements, and everything necessary to play the piece from beginning to end successfully.

If you can work at some of these suggestions frequently, memory and visualisation skills associated with practising away from the keyboard will gradually develop, and this method could eventually become a worthwhile part of a practice session.

You can read the original article here.


My Books:

For much more information about practising repertoire, take a look at my two-book piano course, Play it again: PIANO (Schott). Covering a huge array of styles and genres, 49 progressive pieces from approximately Grade 1 – 8 are featured, with at least two pages of practice tips for every piece.

If you’re thinking about learning to play the piano, my guide-book, So You Want To Play The Piano? (Alfred) is full of useful help and support.

The Faber Music Piano Anthology (Faber) is also a valuable resource for those who desire a collection of standard repertoire from Grades 2 – 8, featuring 78 pieces in total.

My Compositions:

I have written a selection of educational piano music (both solo and duet) and you can hear it and find out much more here: EVC Music Publications.




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Thursday, September 28, 2017

Glitz – Availability, Prices, Plans

iFortune Homes' Glitz, designed by GBL Architects.

At a Glance

  • located across from Richmond City Hall
  • 9-storey mixed use: residential, commercial, retail
  • 77 condos from 1-3 bedrooms
  • Richmond Centre shopping
  • close to Canada Line rapid transit
  • countless dining options nearby
  • walking distance to Minoru Park

iFortune Homes' Glitz as seen from Anderson Road in Richmond Centre.

Live Brilliantly
iFortune presents Glitz, a mixed use project across the street from Richmond City Hall that includes 77 condominiums, 100,000 sq ft of office space, and 12,000 sq ft of retail space. Home owners will enjoy the convenience of finding their daily necessities nearby at Richmond Centre or shopping at the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet just ten minutes away. A world of dining choices lay at your footstep, as does a variety of recreational activities at Minoru Park. At Glitz, live, work, and play in the heart of Richmond!

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Pricing for Glitz
Final pricing for Glitz has not yet been made public. To ensure timely updates for this attractive purchase opportunity, sign up to our VIP list above.

Floor Plans for Glitz
Contact me today to discuss availability and plans.

The courtyard of iFortune Homes' Glitz in Richmond's Brighouse Village.

Amenities at Glitz
Residents will enjoy use of a 1,453 sq ft shared amenity space, a 12,000 sq ft outdoor common area, and a 2,422 sq ft childrens play area.

Parking and Storage
Glitz will provide off-street parking for 237 vehicles, consisting of 155 commercial, 82 residential, 15 visitor, and five handicapped spaces. Resident bicycle parking will be available in 94 Class 1 and 15 Class 2 stalls. There will also be two large and three medium loading bays.

Maintenance Fees at Glitz
To be included with finalized pricing information.

Developer Team for Glitz
iFortune is a developer, builder, general contractor, and project manager for a variety of types of projects of all sizes and complexity. The principals have over 100 years of combined local experience and a proven track record in the development and construction industry. iFortune Homes has significant development experience throughout the Metro Vancouver region. They are involved in every step of the development process, from sourcing the right team to acquisition of lands, arranging financing, obtaining approvals, designing solutions, managing construction, to marketing and sales.

GBL Architects is a progressive Vancouver-based firm of 38 architects, project managers and technicians with a 25-year reputation of providing a full range of architectural services to the private and public sector. GBL design with the belief that form plays a vital role in defining experience through an ever-changing dynamic between sculptural artistry and social responsibility. To that end, they regularly practice green design through the LEED Canada Program.

Expected Completion for Glitz
Sales start Fall 2017.

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Monday, September 25, 2017

Selecting & Practising Piano Exam Repertoire: ABRSM Grade 4

Today I am continuing my series on selected exam repertoire. I’ve chosen three complimentary pieces from the ABRSM Grade 4 list (taken from the main syllabus (shown to the left), as opposed to the alternative syllabus) and have offered five practice tips for each one, as well as a recording (taken from the many on YouTube).

A list: A 1, Minuet and Trio (Second movement from Sonata in A flat, Hob XVI: 43) by Franz Joseph Haydn (1732 – 1809)

Austrian composer Haydn wrote over 60 piano sonatas, and this work is thought to date from 1771 – 1773. The Minuet and Trio forms the second movement of this Classical sonata, and the genre was originally intended as dance music.

  1. Why not begin practice with the scale and arpeggio of A flat major (key of both the Minuet and Trio)?; observe the fingering carefully (which is rather different to that of the standard pattern) particularly noting the position of the fourth finger, sinking into the keys as you circumnavigate four flats.
  2. This elegant piece requires a fairly strict pulse, with a bouncy, precise dotted quaver/semiquaver upbeat. For ease and accuracy, it’s a good plan to count in semiquavers throughout the Minuet, ensuring the fourth semiquaver (of the dotted quaver/semiquaver pattern) is placed exactly on the fourth beat within each crotchet.
  3. The ‘wedge’ marks in the opening phrase signify staccato, therefore crisp enunciation throughout the first 2 bars is ideal. The first beat of the bar (in bars 1 & 2), is the most important note in the motif, so allow a deeper sound and slightly longer touch for these notes. The second and third beat (of a bar) in a minuet should be lighter than the first, proffering the three-in-a-bar dance feel; aim to lighten crotchets on these beats in every bar, for example in bar 3. However, bars 13 -15 need a stronger touch, as do the third beats from bars 18 – 20.
  4. The ‘drop-roll’ technique (where the hand and wrist sink into the first note of a pair, rolling upwards and off the second note, to make elegant pairs of slurred or joined notes) can be useful for phrased crotchets at bars 3, 10, 11, and 14 – 16, 19, 20 and 21.
  5. The Trio should be a complete contrast to the Minuet, with softer, more delicate dynamics. Keep the left hand in the background, but ensure it is even both rhythmically and tonally; practise by using a heavy touch to start with, playing deep into the key bed, securing fingerings and note patterns, then lighten for even quavers. The right hand melody needs much more colour, so balance accordingly, ‘leaning’ into the appoggiaturas (at bars 23, 29, 33, 35 and 39) for additional expressivity.


List B: B 2, The Merry Peasant (No. 10 from Album for the Young, Op. 68) by Robert Schumann (1810 – 1856)

German composer Robert Schumann wrote the Album for the Young in 1848 in less than a month, and there are 42 pieces in this beautiful collection. Set in F major, the joyous romantic nature of this work contrasts well with the controlled phrasing required in the Haydn.

  1. Why not start by working at the right hand alone; secure the fingerings and hand position changes and then play each chord (which forms the accompaniment here, as the melody is predominantly in the left hand), with a full tone, moving slowly from one to the next, taking note of the movements necessary to find the chords with ease. Chords containing black notes need a slightly different hand position i.e. moving inwards, over the keys, placing the hand so it guides the particular finger to the intended black note. Being in position to play any chord well beforehand is the surest way of attaining accuracy.
  2. As it provides the melody, the left hand will probably require much slow, solid work. Aim to find the notes without adhering to a rhythmic pulse to begin with; this allows plenty of time to locate notes and hand position changes.
  3. The left hand pattern at bar 3 might need some careful manoeuvering; practice the thumb turning under the hand carefully (bar 3, beats 1 & 2 – 3), with a completely relaxed hand (and thumb joint), so the thumb can easily turn underneath (without any strain) to reach the interval. It can help to practice a slightly larger interval at first, so the smaller one (written in the piece) feels more comfortable. Isolate this bar, working at this pattern slowly. Similarly, the triad at the beginning of bar 2  (beats 1 & 2, left hand), can be played as a chord, and then, in order to play in time and with a full tone (as this is the climax of the phrase), swivel the wrist freely (using a lateral motion) to guide fingers and the thumb to the correct position.
  4. Rests must not be ignored in this piece. Those in the right hand (in bars 1 & 2, for example), are to be ‘counted’, so as to ‘place’ each chord accurately (and lightly), giving shape to the melody line.
  5. When the melody appears in both hands together (last beat of bar 8 – 12, and last beat of 14 – 18), the right hand can assume prominence. Practice the top musical line (or texture) on its own (with the fingering to be used when playing both lines together), and then the lower part (chords). When combining, ensure the outer parts of the hand (and 4th & 5th fingers in particular), are well supported, in order to bring the tune to the fore. Very little rubato is required in this work, with the exception of a small ritenuto at the end.


List C: C 1, Uzbuna (from Na velikom brodu) by Bruno Bjelinski (1909 – 92)

Always one to choose unusual repertoire, I’m drawn to this piece, which is fun to play with interesting harmonies and rhythms. It makes for a good contrast with the Haydn and Schumann too. Bjelinski was a Croatian composer who apparently studied law and composition. This piece comes from his collection, On the Great Ship, composed in 1961.

  1. Excellent articulation will bring this work to life. The pairs of slurred notes (in the right hand)  with a staccato marking on the second quaver, can be taken out of context and practised, perhaps using the drop-roll technique. Resist the temptation to rush the second quaver, picking fingers up swiftly after all staccato quavers particularly, giving the necessary spikey quality this piece demands.
  2. The rapid semiquaver passagework in the right hand (bars 13 – 22), will benefit from heavy, slow finger work; try to rotate the wrist after each group of four semiquavers, alleviating or releasing any tension. When finger touch is lightened, crisp, even notes should prevail.
  3. The left hand tune often uses black notes (for example, at bar 12). Keep fingers close to the keys, over the notes, and experiment by using flatter fingers, which can provide plenty of grip (if played at a suitable angle), adding a different tonal colour.
  4. Bars 28 – 31 contains three parts (or musical lines); work at each one separately, especially those in the right hand (practising with the fingering to be used when both parts play together). Keep the top line (minims) as legato as possible, so the sound is almost unbroken, contrasting with the highly articulated melody line in the lower right hand part.
  5. The pulse will need some special attention; not only must there be a very incisive rhythmic beat throughout, but semiquavers should also be even and accurately placed. The accent markings can be helpful here; short, sharp accents (of which there are many in this piece), can define and add shape.

My Books:

For much more information on how to practise repertoire, take a look at my new two-book piano course, Play it again: PIANO. Covering a huge array of styles and genres, 49 pieces from approximately Grade 1 – 8 are featured, with copious practice tips and advice for each piece.

If you’re thinking about learning to play the piano, my guide-book, So You Want To Play The Piano? is full of useful help and support.

The Faber Music Piano Anthology is also a valuable resource for those who desire a collection of standard repertoire from Grades 2 – 8, featuring 78 pieces in total.




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Friday, September 22, 2017

Oak Flats – Plans, Prices, Availability

Artist rendering of southwest elevation for Oak Flats.

At a Glance

  • convenient South Vancouver location
  • 6-storey, woodframe residential building
  • 38 family-oriented condominiums
  • close to services, shopping, restaurants
  • near community centre, parks, top-ranked schools
  • easy access to Richmond, YVR airport, Highway 99
  • goal of LEED Gold standard

Aerial view of Oak Flats by Bold Properties.

Redefining Westside Living
This signature collection of exclusive residences capture the elegance of modern luxury, coupled with unparalleled design and finishes. Located in the heart of South Oak, Oak Flats sets a new standard for contemporary comfort in a neighbourhood you can easily call home.

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Oak Flats is ideally suited for families wanting to enjoy the convenience of urban living within the relaxed environment of a residential neighbourhood. David Lloyd George Elementary and Sir Winston Churchill Secondary, an International Baccalaureate School, are within walking distance, as is Oak Park with its community centre, daycare, grass playing fields, tennis courts, baseball diamond, and walking trails. A wide variety of shopping and leisure options is close at hand at Oakridge, Marine Gateway, Marpole Village, McArthurGlen Designer Outlet, or Richmond.

Pricing for Oak Flats
Pricing has not yet been made publicly available, however, we recommend you sign up to our VIP list above for priority updates.

Floor Plans for Oak Flats
Plans have yet to be finalized. The current development proposal is for 30 2-bedroom condos from 865 – 1,223 sq ft and four 3-bedroom residences on each of the top to floors from 1,327 – 1,342 sq ft. Contact me today to consider available options, prices, and plans.

Amenities at Oak Flats
On the main floor is a shared 616 sq ft amenity room with refrigerator, microwave, sink, dishwasher, and washroom. Directly outside is a 406 sq ft shared patio with childrens play area. Each ground floor home will have its own private patio ranging in size from 246 – 588 sq ft. On the roof are four landscaped decks, each with a fireplace.

Parking and Storage
Oak Flats will have 52 vehicle parking spaces contained in two levels of underground, of which five are for visitors and two are handicapped. There are also 48 Class A horizontal bicycle stalls underground and six Class B spaces at grade, near the main lobby entrance. Over 1,800 sq ft of additional storage, divided into 41 lockers, have been allocated on P2.

Maintenance Fees at Oak Flats
To be included with final purchase offer.

Developer Team for Oak Flats
Bold Properties is a real estate developer fueled by innovation, creativity, and the needs of their customers. They meticulously design their developments in order to construct, nurture, and foster new communities across the Greater Vancouver area. Bold challenges the notion of typical in an effort to bring you the newest and greatest in real estate without compromising on tradition or quality.

Gateway Architecture is a progressive, award-winning team with vast expertise in all aspects of residential and commercial architecture, and interior design. Projects include custom single-family homes, multi-family developments, retail centres, offices, restaurants, and sports facilities. Attention to detail and innovative design are evident in all their projects. Services include complete architectural services, full interior design services, space planning, display suites, sales centres, and furniture design.

Expected Completion for Oak Flats
To be announced.

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The Residences at Nobel Park – Availability, Plans, Prices

A new Wesbrook Village development by Polygon Homes at UBC.

At a Glance

  • Wesbrook Village location beside UBC Farm
  • 14-storey tower, 5-storey low-rise, townhouses
  • 267 residences
  • top-ranked schools minutes away
  • new aquatic centre
  • Pacific Spirit Regional Park across the street
  • walking distance from UBC Farm farmers market
  • UBC Botanical Garden & Nitobe Japanese Garden
  • Museum of Anthropology

Aerial context for The Residences at Nobel Park.

An Inspiring Community
Welcome to the Residences at Nobel Park by Polygon, an inspiring community where academic excellence meets culture and natural beauty. Embedded in the award-winning master-planned community of Wesbrook Village at the University of British Columbia, this collection of contemporary apartment residences and concrete family townhomes is surrounded by green spaces, large playgrounds and a treed greenway for the enjoyment of residents. Just down the street, the village square is animated by a growing vibrant mix of restaurants, boutique shops and services offering unparalleled convenience.

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The Residences at Nobel Park is a stone’s throw from some of the country’s best public and private education institutions at every level. In addition to a wide spectrum of learning opportunities, the highly regarded university also encompasses a portfolio of amenities, such as the new Aquatic Centre featuring a competition pool, the celebrated Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, and the architecturally interesting Museum of Anthropology, to name just a few.

Eastern elevation of The Residences at Nobel Park.

Pricing for The Residences at Nobel Park
As this development is in pre-construction, pricing for The Residences at Nobel Park has not yet been finalized.

Floor Plans for The Residences at Nobel Park
The high rise will house a total of 146 suites — predominantly 2- and 3-bedroom units — with five penthouse suites. The low rise building has 1- and 2-bedroom + den units arrayed along a central corridor. This concrete building will contain 95 suites. On the western portion of the property are 26 townhomes. There are two types of townhouses: a) two storeys with four bedrooms and b) three storeys with three bedrooms. Subscribe to our VIP list above, so we can notify you as soon as the floor plans are available.

Water feature for The Residences at Nobel Park.

Amenities at The Residences at Nobel Park
Polygon has yet to release details of the amenities that will be available.

Parking and Storage
Underground parking will consist of 386 vehicle stalls, of which 27 are for visitors, 27 are handicapped, and 36 are equipped for electric vehicle charging. Bicycle storage will be provided in 362 spaces, as well as 16-stall bike racks for visitors.

Maintenance Fees at The Residences at Nobel Park
Similarly with pricing information, maintenance fees are forthcoming.

Developer Team for The Residences at Nobel Park
Since 1980, the Polygon family of companies has built more than 26,000 homes throughout the Lower Mainland, ranging from concrete high rises to wood-frame condominiums, townhomes and single-family communities. From this wealth of experience, Polygon has earned a trusted reputation placing it among the most highly-respected group of home builders in British Columbia. Long before ‘Going Green’ became trendy, Polygon made the commitment to build homes with an enduring connection to the land and the communities in which they do business. With their own sales, development, construction, and customer service departments all under one roof, Polygon is truly committed to serving their customers.

Award-winning Francl Architecture has primarily focused its work for both public and private clients within the City of Vancouver over the past 25 years, giving the firm an intimate knowledge of the evolution of the civic fabric and an awareness of its potentials. Their diverse portfolio reflects a commitment to an interactive design process that builds on a clear understanding of their clients’ and users’ needs.

Expected Completion for The Residences at Nobel Park
To be announced.

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Park West at Lions Gate – Prices, Availability, Plans

Rendering of Park West at Lions Gate in North Vancouver.

At a Glance

  • located at the gateway to North Vancouver
  • 19- & 23-storey highrises
  • 258 luxury condominium homes
  • part of master planned community
  • near Park Royal shopping
  • short bike ride to Stanley Park
  • Capilano River hiking

Aerial perspective from Curling Road of Park West at Lions Gate.

Luxurious Living on the North Shore
The new Lions Gate Village master planned community promises to be a vibrant, pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood comprised of parks, greenways, convenience based retail and residential living. Its unique location allows for easy access to Park Royal, Downtown and Stanley Park while its setting near Capilano River provides unparalleled access to riverside hikes through Capilano Canyon.

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Building on its proximity to the Lion’s Gate Bridge, to frequent transit and commercial services, and to highly-valued parks and natural areas, a revitalized, pedestrian-oriented heart will be created at the centre of Lions Gate Village. Amenities will be concentrated at the Village core, including a community recreation centre, commercial and retail space, a community plaza, a daycare facility, a playground, and access to parks and trails. Surrounding the core will be a variety of housing options, making this neighbourhood appealing to all residents.

Pricing for Park West at Lions Gate
Pacific Gate has not yet made pricing details public. Sign up to our VIP list above to ensure you receive timely notices for Park West.

Floor Plans for Park West at Lions Gate
Park West will consist of 258 condominiums with the following mix:

  • 96 x 1-bedroom
  • 138 x 2-bedroom
  • 24 x 3-bedroom

I expect this outstanding development will attract keen interest from serious buyers. I recommend you Contact me today to discuss this opportunity in more detail.

Artist rendering of the plaza at Park West at Lions Gate.

Amenities at Park West at Lions Gate
Residents will enjoy the use of a piano lounge, gathering room, billiards room, drawing room, outdoor pool and deck, hot tub, TV lounge, chef’s kitchen, and fitness area. At the corner of Capilano Road and Marine Drive will be a public plaza and on Curling Road, a new pocket park. Commercial space will include a small grocery store, restaurant, retail space, and a daycare.

Parking and Storage
There will be approximately 485 parking spaces on two levels of underground.

Maintenance Fees at Park West at Lions Gate
To be finalized with pricing.

Developer Team for Park West at Lions Gate
Pacific Gate Investments is a local BC company specializing in development and construction. The partners of Pacific Gate have over 50 years of international experience and knowledge in real estate development and construction. Their goal is to develop a planning concept that meets the aspirations of the Official Community Plan and serves the needs of existing and future residents in the area.

Established in 1983, Rafii Architects is a Vancouver architectural firm offering comprehensive services in architecture, urban design, planning, and interior design. Rafii Architects provides client-focused consultation with a collaborative approach to each project. Their reputation is characterized by a proven ability to work with public officials and challenging client programs, while maintaining a timeless and refined design philosophy. Rafii’s extensive portfolio includes many well-received projects throughout the Greater Vancouver area, Vancouver Island, Alberta, and the US with particular recognition for high-rise residential and mixed-use projects.

Insight Design Group, an award-winning, Vancouver-based design firm, has been selected to create Park West’s luxurious interiors. Since 1995, Insight has been involved with some of the most successful developments throughout Canada. With a focus on residential, commercial and hospitality projects, Insight is committed to an enthusiastic approach encompassing design diversity, teamwork, fun, and passion with personal service to develop long-term relationships with their clients.

Expected Completion for Park West at Lions Gate
To be announced.

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Thursday, September 21, 2017

Reside by Marcon – Availability, Plans, Prices

Artist rendering of RESIDE by Marcon Development Group.

At a Glance

  • convenient Cambie Corridor location
  • 33 concrete homes
  • four-storey residential building
  • two levels of underground parking
  • walking distance to schools
  • near Langara Golf Course & Winona Park
  • Oakridge Centre & Marine Gateway shopping
  • close proximity to Canada Line

RESIDE. On the Westside.
Coming this Fall to the Winona Park neighbourhood, Marcon is proud to introduce RESIDE, an exclusive collection of one-, two-, and three-bedroom homes with a coveted Westside Vancouver address. With some of Vancouver’s best parks close by, this is a rich, well-established neighbourhood. Enjoy the beauty of the Langara area through extensive floor to ceiling windows, while experiencing the quiet of a granite clad, concrete constructed home.

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Pricing for Reside
As this project is in pre-construction, pricing has not been finalized. Sign up to our VIP mailing list above for priority mailings on RESIDE updates.

Floor Plans for Reside
Marcon has yet to finalize layouts for Reside, however, plans call for the following unit mix:

  • 7 x 1-bedroom
  • 11 x 2-bedroom
  • 11 x 2-bedroom + den
  • 4 x 3-bedroom

Contact me today to discuss matching your needs with available options.

Amenities at Reside
Details have not yet been specified, however, RESIDE is ideally situated near shopping, parks, top-ranked schools, rapid transit, and an enviable variety of recreational facilities. Vancouver International Airport is less than 10 minutes away when you board the Canada Line at Marine Drive Station.

Parking and Storage
Ample storage will be available within each residence. Two levels of underground parking provide 42 Class A bicycle stalls and 66 vehicle spaces, including two for handicapped.

Maintenance Fees at Reside
To be included in finalized pricing package.

Developer Team for Reside
Beginning life as a construction company has given Marcon Developments the experience to deliver homes not only of high standards, but also of high value. Homes built with extra attention to detail – where the fit and finish is just that much better. Marcon has developed some notable residences over the years, such as the first high-rise in Canada to achieve LEED certification. Building to these standards helps to future-proof your home, as well as allowing you to breathe easy from the first day you move in.

Rositch Hemphill Architects is a Vancouver-based architectural firm that consistently ranks among the city’s top commercial and residential design firms. In more than two decades, the firm has designed in excess of 20,000 housing units, the majority of which are located in western Canada and the US Pacific Northwest.

Expected Completion for Reside
The completion date has not been announced. Sales start Fall 2017.

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