Restored Arthur Erickson Iconic Glass House designed by Measured Architecture

The revival of Arthur Erickson's architectural wonder, Smith II, a legendary creation born in 1964 that redefined the concept of modernist design. This masterpiece, crafted from roughly hewn cedar beams, glass, and concrete, represented a humble yet influential residence embodying Erickson's avant-garde vision and the mid-century modernist style. Located on a tranquil street off West Vancouver's Marine Drive, Smith II has been meticulously restored by Measured Architecture, breathing new life into this iconic glass house.
Explore the enthralling saga of preservation and revival, as Smith II, with its mere 2,000 square feet, emerged as a symbol of Erickson's architectural prowess. Experience the meticulous restoration process led by architect Clinton Cuddington, seamlessly blending contemporary adaptations with the home's original design, preserving its historical essence.
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Wonderful video and beautiful restoration. I created a previous Smith House II UA-cam video entirely from photos ua-cam.com/video/VXNE6dwU1VE/v-deo.html. As an architect, I've always wanted to see that home in person and these interior shots are the next best thing. In one sense, it's a bit of a shame that Gordon and Marion's studio spaces are no longer being used for their original purpose. But It appears they are being used as home gallery spaces, which happily honors that element of the original program. This home and its integration with its setting has always seemed a masterwork to me. Even if Erickson had never done another building, he would still be known for this creation.