Boulder House: A Masterpiece of Sustainable Design
A North Saanich architectural masterpiece with ocean views is on the market for the first time for $3 million.
Designed by renowned architect Chris Genik of Daly Genik Architects, Boulder House pairs rugged coastal terrain with refined, sustainable design—set high above the Salish Sea.
The 3,901-square-foot residence was custom-designed by Genik for his parents and brought to life by the Città Group, nestled into a dramatic man-made boulder field.
- 0.45 acres in North Saanich
- Over 20 truckloads of rock used to sculpt the terrain
- Double-sided concrete fireplace serving as a thermal heat sink and radiant heater
True to its name, the home is nestled into a dramatic man-made boulder field—giving the impression that the home floats above the land.
Author's summary: Boulder House is a unique masterpiece.
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