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Leckie Studio's Twin Peaks House: Silvered Wood Clad Home in North Vancouver

architecture-design · 2026-08-06

Leckie Studio has finalized the Twin Peaks House, a residence spanning 3,790 square feet in North Vancouver, designed for a young family. The structure showcases a distinctive asymmetrical gabled roof and vertical cedar cladding in shades of grey, harmonizing with the surrounding trees. Comprising two offset squares topped with gabled roofs, it presents a sculptural form, partially hidden by mature evergreens. A cast-in-place concrete plinth serves as the foundation, with a concrete walkway guiding visitors to the entrance. The western section features an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living space, while the other section contains two bedrooms. Interior elements include polished concrete flooring and oak veneers. The project was led by principal architect Michael Leckie and contractor Adisa Homes, with photography by Ema Peter.

Key facts

  • Leckie Studio completed Twin Peaks House in North Vancouver
  • House is 3,790 square feet (352 square metres)
  • Clad in grey-hued vertical cedar, described as 'silvered wood'
  • Asymmetrical gabled roofs slope in opposite directions
  • Designed for a young family on a sloped, forested site
  • Interior features polished concrete floors, white drywall, oak veneers
  • Project team includes Michael Leckie, Emily Dovbniak, James Eidse, Irena Jenai, Holden Korbin, Ian Lee, Kate Read, Sebastian Stroebel, Andrea Zittlau
  • Contractor: Adisa Homes; Photography by Ema Peter

Entities

Artists

  • Michael Leckie
  • Emily Dovbniak
  • James Eidse
  • Irena Jenai
  • Holden Korbin
  • Ian Lee
  • Kate Read
  • Sebastian Stroebel
  • Andrea Zittlau
  • Ema Peter

Institutions

  • Leckie Studio
  • Adisa Homes
  • BIG
  • Dezeen

Locations

  • North Vancouver
  • Canada
  • British Columbia
  • Vancouver

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