Fort Langley Rowing Club
Fort Langley Rowing Club — floating Fraser River boathouse in Bedford Landing by RWA Group Architecture. Two West Coast timber and steel structures for rowing and paddle clubs with bold barn-style doors.
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About This Project

Fort Langley Rowing Club

Bedford Landing, Fort Langley, BC

Project Description:  Floating Structure

Client:  Parklane

Status:  Completed 2009

Team:  Bob Worden | Christina Ding

This floating structure on the Fraser River was designed to provide boat storage and dock space for the Fort Langley Rowing Club and Paddle Club. The boats for each club are housed in two separate West Coast style timber and steel structures, separated by a shared dock. Bold red or blue on the large barn style doors and infill panels of each building individualizes the two structures and provides a playful splash of colour on the river.

Category
Civic, CLT + Heavy Timber