1. Planning and Managing a Rehabilitation Project James Burton and Jake Fry, November 14, 2009

2. Preservation Restoration Rehabilitation (Renovation is a kind of Rehabilitation)

3. Key Rehabilitation Players

7. Other Players Associated with Owners: Lawyers (if HRA) Development Consultant and/or Cost Consultant Surveyors Marketing Consultants Regulators: City Building Permit Reviewers/Chief Building Official Home Protection Office Home Warranty Provider Provincial Heritage Branch City Inspectors Consultants: Engineering Consultants Heritage Consultant Non-profit organizations in the heritage field

8. Rehabilitating West 11th Ave.

9. Heritage value Historical research Values of the site: Aesthetic Social/Cultural Scientific Spiritual Historical Character-defining Elements of site

10. Integrating players’ interests

11. Before

12. Planning approvals for W. 11th Ave. Heritage Planning group Planning Department Vancouver Heritage Commission Community hearing Vancouver City Council Vancouver Permits & Licences

13. After

17. Smallworks Case Studies Jake Fry Restoration of a heritage home, 1930 home renovation Rehabilitation with the addition of a Laneway home

18. The most significant issue addressing the undertaking of any project is cost Cost factors: The environment (both social or carbon emission based) The Financial burden on homeowner. Value added to home and community Implication to lifestyle on family.

20. Case Study #1: 3996 West 10th

32. Case Study # 2: 2955 W 14th

35. Case Study # 3: Lane House

41. Rehabilitation of the Japanese Hall

42. Vancouver Japanese Language School - Japanese Hall

43. Heritage of the Japanese Hall

44. Physical challenges - Japanese Hall

45. Rehabilitation proposal

46. Rehabilitation 656-664 E. Georgia St.

47. Heritage values of 656-664 E. Georgia St.

48. Rehabilitation 656-664 E. Georgia St.

50. Rehabilitated 656-664 E. Georgia St.