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BC’s Zoning Overhaul & Pre Approved Housing Designs - How Architects Are Reacting

In this episode, we dive into one of the most significant housing policy changes in British Columbia's history: the Small Scale Multi-Unit Housing (SSMUH) legislation and the province-wide densification of single-family home lots - but this time, with 3 different Architectural firms. This is likely the largest rezoning initiative we’ll witness in our lifetimes, and with such a massive shift comes a lot of uncertainty. What does this mean for housing affordability, development timelines, and the future of our cities? To help unpack these complex topics, we are joined by leading voices from three prominent architectural firms in BC, all members of the FIELD COLLECTIVE, a collaborative group of small architecture practices. Together, they will share their insights on the SSMUH initiative, its implications for housing design, and how their industry is responding to these new policies. Our guests today include Tony from TOAD Design, Jenny and David from 2 by 2, and Daichi from Bobo Arch. We’ll hear about their personal journeys in architecture, as well as how their firms are navigating this new legislative landscape. One of the central issues of this conversation revolves around the province’s recent introduction of pre-approved housing designs. These designs are intended to streamline the development process, cutting down on costly and lengthy permitting times. But will this initiative actually drive down housing costs? Or could it result in more uniform, less site-specific designs that lack creativity and adaptability? Tony, Jenny, David, and Daichi will explore whether these pre-approved models offer real solutions or if they’re just another example of top-down policy lacking industry consultation. We also explore the broader implications of the SSMUH initiative. How will these changes impact housing supply and affordability? What are the wins for architects and developers, and what challenges still lie ahead? Each of our guests brings a unique perspective to the table, shedding light on the surprising aspects of the new zoning rules and their potential to reshape neighborhoods across BC. In addition to the rezoning conversation, we touch on another critical policy shift: changes to the BC Building Code that now allow single egress stair designs in low and mid-rise buildings. This new regulation could have a significant impact on housing density and affordability, and our experts weigh in on the potential outcomes. A topic frequently raised by new developers and builders is whether it’s more cost-effective to work with a designer instead of an architect. Our panelists will break down the differences between the two, providing valuable advice on when it makes sense to invest in the expertise of an architect versus opting for a designer. Finally, we’ll get a preview of PLEX APPEAL, an open-air exhibition organized by the FIELD COLLECTIVE as part of the upcoming Design Vancouver Festival. This event will showcase innovative designs enabled by the new multiplex zoning rules, offering the public a firsthand look at what the future of housing in BC could look like. Tune in to this episode for an insightful conversation on one of the most pressing topics in housing today. Learn how the SSMUH legislation and pre-approved designs could reshape the real estate landscape, and gain valuable insights from some of the brightest minds in BC’s architecture community. Plus, get all the details on PLEX APPEAL, and find out how you can attend this exciting event later this month! — Plex Appeal Exhibition September 28 - 29, 2024 Main & 21st Public Plaza www.plexappeal.ca — Tony Osborn, Architect AIBC, MRAIC, LEED APTony Osborn Architecture + Design Inc.#203 - 119 W Pender St, Vancouver BC  V6B 1S5o 604 283 5877 x100m 604 363 3790tony@toad.design Pre-approved designs that are out in the world: https://www.quesnel.ca/building-devel... https://www.nelson.ca/789/Pre-Reviewe... https://squamish.ca/yourgovernment/pr... __ David Tyl Architect AIBC Co-Founder Twobytwo Architecture Studio mobile: 604.317.7715 david@twobytwo.ca www.twobytwo.ca The C4X project: www.twobytwo.ca/c4x Instagram: @twobytwostudio __ Daichi Yamashita Architect AIBC | Passive House Designer Bobo Architecture | www.boboarch.ca 604-440-1374 instagram.com/bobo_architecture/ _________________________________ Connect With Us To Talk Real Estate: 📆 https://calendly.com/thevancouverlife 🏡 Valuable Videos For Buyers & Sellers 🏡 BC's Multiplex Plan: Game-Changer for the Housing Landscape :    • BC's Multiplex Plan: Game-Changer for the ...   Canada's Economic & Real Estate Future with BMO's Chief Economist Doug Porter :    • Canada's Economic & Real Estate Future wit...   Top 10 Pros and Cons of Living In Vancouver British Columbia :    • Top 10 Pros and Cons of Living In Vancouve...