Explore TripTych, a revolutionary multi-unit housing project located in Vancouver, Canada, designed by Leckie Studio Architecture + Design. Embodying a perfect blend of adaptable design and contemporary architecture, this ground-oriented structure aims to transform urban housing through its modular incremental units, promising affordability and sustainable living.

About TripTych
Innovative Design Philosophy
TripTych emerges as a novel solution in urban architecture, designed by Leckie Studio Architecture + Design. This unique prefabricated housing prototype champions adaptable densification in urban and suburban areas of Vancouver, Canada. Made up of a single 2400 square foot (223 square meters) structure, it cleverly subdivides into 800 square foot (74 square meters) increments, facilitating tailored configurations of 800, 1600, or 2400 square feet (74, 149, or 223 square meters) as per residential needs over time. Sustainability Meets Flexibility
Central to TripTych’s design thesis is the agility to adapt through time without succumbing to costly demolitions. By foreseeing future living scenarios during the initial design and build stages, the project guarantees a flexible, future-proof residential solution. The methodical planning of space, infrastructure, and construction elements aligns with this vision, all sustained within the economical bounds of $400 per square foot, ensuring affordability and environmental consciousness.
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