Modcube Marvel-Home Trend Magazine

Completed in 2019, this modern, modular MOD CUBE Laneway House offers a large open living space of 990 square feet. This two-story, two-bedroom, two-bathroom lane house has a 9-foot ceiling on the main floor and was carefully designed with an open concept to maximize space and flexibility.

Custom dimmable LED strip lighting in the living room emphasizes the space and makes a subtle difference from a full size kitchen. You can access the outdoor living space through the sliding glass doors that provide access to the private patio.

The bedroom on the primary upper floor has an ensuite of Jack and Jill. The private roof deck is covered with cedar trellis and surrounded by a live roof garden. Neutral colors and natural materials create a bright and simple background for this house.

MODCUBE minimizes on-site construction time, provides ergonomic building conditions (at the factory), and significantly reduces waste. This house is 34.3% more efficient than the Energy Guide Reference House and is compliant with BC’s Building Step Code 3.

MODCUBE was designed in response to the ever-increasing lack of affordability across Vancouver and Lower Mainland. Land is precious throughout Canada. Cities spread across boundaries, reducing the natural environment around them, people live far away from the communities in which they work, and are forced to commute long distances while home prices continue to rise.

MODCUBE is Synthesis Design’s answer to the growing housing crisis. By leveraging existing single-family home parcels and densifying neighborhoods, we will enable people to live, work and grow in their beloved communities. The goal of MODCUBE is to provide more to people. More options for miniaturization while preserving property, creating more homes for adult children and older parents, or gaining additional sources of income through short-term or long-term rentals. MODCUBE can have different meanings to people at different times of life. However, one remains constant. MOD CUBE allows you to do more.

Design by synthetic design http://www.synthesisdesign.ca http://www.modcube.ca
Photo by Tina Click http://www.emapeter.com

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