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Before the award-winning James K.M. Cheng became the architectural mind behind Vancouver, British Columbia’s shimmering skyline—think the Shangri-La hotel and the Fairmont Pacific Rim—he was crafting something far more intimate among the evergreens of North Vancouver. Tucked between two creeks in the Delbrook neighborhood, Cheng’s 1975 creation, now known as the Peninsula House, was his quiet rebellion against excess. Minimalist, cedar-wrapped, and infused with the spirit of…
