Crafting Great Buildings Through Inspired Design with Grant Architecture Studio (GAS) Project Architect, Edan Marshall

Edan Marshall has been in the construction industry for over 24 years, starting in the trades before completing architecture school. He has worked in several boutique firms, including the Marc Boutin Architectural Collaborative, as well as operating his own design office, before joining Grant Architecture Studio (GAS) in 2018 where he is now a managing partner. As a humanist and a poet, Edan seeks to infuse a true sense of connection between user and environment to the spaces he designs.

2022 marks 50 years as a registered architect for Paul Grant, owner at GAS. Having completed hundreds of projects across Canada, ranging from the largest and most complex high schools, to some of the most exclusive luxury homes in the lower mainland, he has been incredibly prolific, and shows little sign of slowing down. His design ethos is continuously evolving, and he strives to bring fresh eyes and original ideas to each new project.

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Topics Discussed:

• Details Behind the Build Magazine | Whistler - Sea to Sky British Columbia Cover
• What is Net-Zero?
• About Grant Architecture Studio
• Edan Marshall Background
• Landscape Differences Between Calgary & Vancouver
• Topography Challenges
• Finding Ways to Manage Water
• The Evolution of Building Codes in Canada
• The Correct Use of Space
• Clients Unsure About Using an Architect
• Inspiration from Unlikely Places

Resources & Links Mentioned in the Episode:

• Build Magazine | Whistler - Sea to Sky British Columbia 
• Kettle River Timberworks LTD. 
• Cape on Bowen 
• Revit 
• Solidworks 
• Paul Grant 
• Alka Pool 
• Net Zero 
• B.C Wood 
• Dave Farley with B.C Wood 
• Omicron 
• The University of British Columbia 
• University of Calgary 
• The Marc Boutin Architectural Collaborative INC 
• Kaufmann Desert House in Palm Springs 
• Vanderbilt Mansions 
• Cornelius Vanderbilt II House in Manhattan, New York City 
• Hearst Castle 
• Versailles 
• Sintra in Portugal 
• Cafe Cintra