Company Description

Raymond de Beeld Architect 250-754-2108, www.rdbarchitect.ca, 755 Terminal
Ave N., Nanaimo, B.C. Canada. Sustainable, green architecture, interior
design, commercial and residential custom homes.

Products & Services

Seniors residence and drop in center ,   Features post and timber framing, natural ventilation thermal chimney timber interior stair ,   Volunteer fire hall ,   Built Green Platinum house with sustainable features ,   New building shell on Country Grocer site for TD Bank ,   4 storey, 40 unit apartment building with underground parking ,   Green ,   Reconstruction of 4 storey 24 unit rental apartment building ,   Independent Living B.C. seniors residence with native landscaping and waterfall scupper ,   Architecture ,   Modest mixed use project with cultural center and restaurant ,   Sustainable ,   36 unit affordable housing project ,   Loft style strata commercial/ warehouse units ,   Proposed mixed use development across from Departure Bay beach ,   Feasibility study for commercial/retail/residential building with above grade parkade at rear ,   Conversion of an existing heritage home for offices ,   Custom Homes ,   Taking cues from the site's early mining history ,   Residential ,   Conversion and two storey addition to former Arby's restaurant into health food retail store and yoga studio ,   Conversion of existing heritage home for offices ,   Modest design for a volunteer fire hall ,   Conversion and two storey addition to a former Arby's restaurant into a health food retail store and yoga studio ,   Interior Design ,   Renovated and new buildings ,   Features groceries, bakery, cafe, administration ,   Interior renovations and consolidation of bank branch and administration headquarters ,   New building shell for TD Bank ,   Residential and pottery studio ,   Mixed use development across from Departure Bay beach ,   Contemporary redevelopment of an existing strip mall and bingo facility ,   Contemporary redevelopment of strip mall and bingo facility ,   Feasibility study for a commercial/ retail/ residential building with above grade parkade at rear ,   Commercial ,   Features heavy timber elements such as the dramatic roof scupper ,   Visitors information center ,   Mixed use project for bank, cafe, retail, service industrial, and rental mult family residential ,   Traditional building forms and materials reflect the heritage community and former church located on the site ,   Truck and heavy equipment dealership