Level Design

Level Design was established in 1992 by architect Brad Cameron MAIBC, to encompass the design of architecture, interiors and furniture. Upon completing studies in Waterloo and Halifax, Brad worked for architects in Vancouver, Toronto, San Diego and London England, including the offices of Arthur Erickson and Patkau Architects. The ongoing experienc... e of producing furniture has had a strong influence, lending a craftsman's sensibilities to the design of architecture. Each project, at any scale, is embraced with the same enthusiasm to discover unique design solutions to inevitably complex requirements. Architecture In the last two decades of private practice the projects have included large scale planning, single and multi-family residential projects, office buildings, and public park structures. The focus of the work in recent years has been the design of single-family custom homes in remote locations surrounding Vancouver, including the Sunshine Coast, Gambier Island, Vancouver Island, and the San Juan Islands. The Still House, a heavy timber post and beam prototype introduced in 2005, has inspired considerable interest. Please refer to the Architecture category for detailed information. Interior Design The early projects consisted mainly of office interiors in Vancouver for companies that required an interior design expressive of their business aspirations. These projects often included custom workstations, built-ins and furniture. More recently, the detailed design of interiors is always included in the design process for custom homes, complete with built-in cabinetry and custom furniture. Furniture Design The design and production of furniture has been a regular sideline industry for two decades, particularly between 2000 and 2005 when the showroom was located on 2nd Avenue near Granville Island. The early work employed combinations of solid hardwoods, steel, and glass to contrast their natural qualities. The later work emphasized the natural beauty of salvaged old-growth Douglas fir and hemlock. Furniture ...Read More