Jameson House by Norman Foster

Plan

This is the drawing plan of Jameson House located in Vancouver/Canada. 

Jameson House was designed by the architect Norman Foster from architecture studio Foster & Partners. The complex project is combining the concept of new construction and the concept of restauration and conservation as well. The new building stands on a restored old house called Coperbey Rounsfell (1921) and on a conserved house called Mine (1929).

The first 10 floors are commercials spaces and restaurant, another 25 floors are flats and parking area. 

This project was completed at the end of the 2011. 

The result is amazing: 

Hall

Elevator area

Room

Parking area

Laurinnis ***)

Blooming Oasis

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These two modern constructions develops the concept about environment: "to be green".
The buildings' facades incorporates "lush greenery". This type of gardens create an unusual architectural form dictated by the need to provide a more pleasant ecologicaly area.
**blooming oasis**