Artizen Renovations

A Contractor in Vancouver, Canada

Zen and the Art of Renovation

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About Us

ArtiZEN Home Renovations is a full service renovation company in Vancouver, BC that specializes in residential home renovation, kitchen and bathroom remodeling, strata renovations and commercial construction. Small to large scale (experienced in projects up to $1.5 million), ArtiZEN always provides exceptional value and unfaltering service so that you can relax, and experience Zen and the Art of Renovation. Find out more...

West Vancouver Bathroom

Testimonials

All of Artizen's work easily passed the city inspection [and] we have learned from experience the cost of using a handyman and prefer the peace of mind that comes from engaging Artizen...

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Renovation Incentives

How do I claim a Renovation Tax Credit? How do I get EcoEnergy and LiveSmart grants & incentives? Click here to find the answers to these questions and more...

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Green Building

ArtiZEN has committed to being an industry leader in Green Building and sustainable business practices.

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Green Building

California Adopts America's First Green Building Code

July 21, 2008

The California Building Standards Commission announced on Friday the unanimous adoption of a statewide green building code, the first in the nation. more

Spinnaker Tower Stairs to Generate Electricity

June 19, 2008

inhabitat.com Imagine being able to collect the energy of every person walking up and down the stairs from the Spinnaker Tower viewing platform in Portsmouth, UK. That is the proposal being put forward by David Webb, from the British consultancy of Scott Wilson. more

Architecture

Lift-off planned for New Zealand 'flying saucer'

April 04, 2009

Auckland . . . the final frontier. Grant Major, the owner of Warrington's resident "flying saucer", is on a two-year mission to seek out a new life and take the house where no other like it has gone before. more

How Room Designs Affect Your Work and Mood

March 31, 2009

Architects have long intuited that the places we inhabit can affect our thoughts, feelings and behaviors. Now behavioral scientists are giving their hunches an empirical basis. more

Sustainable Design and Architecture

Designer Shocker: He Won't Sell Design, Says It's Too Expensive

April 07, 2009

Often when we show designer stuff, we get the question "why is it so expensive?" We have tried to address the problem of local limited run manufacture and other factors, but the answer is never satisfactory. Over at Ponoko, we were shocked to find a designer, Roy Sablosky, who actually displays his handiwork, but writes: I have not posted this bowl for sale because it's too expensive. It costs about $100 to make just one, mostly because of more

New Tulou Hula-hoop Buildings Built in China

April 07, 2009

We previously showed the Fujian Tulou, nicknamed "hula-hoop buildings" that "followed the Chinese dwelling tradition of "closed outside, open inside" concept: an enclosure wall with living quarters around the peripheral and a common courtyard at the center." Now Urbanus Architects bring them back in modern form. more