The iceberg home pattern has reached Vancouver, says Matthew Soules, an architect and professor at the University of British Columbia. A Fifties residence close to UBC avoided the wrecking ball a few years in the past because new homeowners Real Estate had been eager to protect its mid-century-modern design. Instead, they dug a basement beside the house that’s many times larger than the dwelling itself. Soules is conscious of another iceberg home in West Vancouver’s Dundarave space.

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