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ABOVE: Before the renovation, the kitchen was entirely cut
off from views of the water. Now, the front part of the kitchen,
complete with a granite countertop and bar seating, adds
to the open, social feel of the home. Around the corner, a
butler's kitchen provides more cooking space for caterers
during parties.
RIGHT: The round home's cantilevered entryway greets
guests upon arrival. Built without posts, the entry required
creativity on the part of a structural engineer and high-quality
materials to pull off.
FACING PAGE TOP: In a more traditional home, black and white
Vancouver Island marble graces the renovated vestibule.
The local material serves as an example of luxurious eco-
friendly design, and was intentionally selected for the couple
who hosts fundraising events for investors and environmental
causes.
FACING PAGE BOTTOM: An L-shaped home features a solar-
heated pool that serves not only as an entertainment space
for the family's children but also as a reflecting pool. Edged in
West Coast Wave Vancouver Island marble, the pool is taller
than the surrounding patio, providing seating like reflecting
pools in public spaces.
Photographs courtesy of JC Scott eco Design Associates
