British Columbia precision-manufactured homes with courtyard-led, architecturally refined planning.
Commonplace is a McKinley Studios project that combines architecture, interiors, and precision manufacturing into a standardized residential system. Its public home collection is organized in Small, Medium, and Large configurations. Kerry Tarnow toured the 1,350 sq ft Medium Bungalow in July 2026; its public U.S. delivery path, local code pathway, retail pricing, and complete site scope should be confirmed directly with Commonplace before comparison.
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia. Home types: Modular, Single-Family, International. Build method: Precision-manufactured residential system with standardized design and controlled off-site construction..
Published delivery framing: International / Port. Commonplace publishes a Canadian precision-manufacturing home system but the reviewed public site does not list a fixed U.S. delivery-state matrix, retail price schedule, or delivered-and-set scope. Treat any U.S. project as a written feasibility and quote request.
Published delivery scope: Quote-specific scope. Commonplace’s public materials describe the design and precision-manufacturing approach, not a universal U.S. delivered price or complete project scope. Request a project-specific proposal covering currency, manufacturing, freight, customs if applicable, crane/set work, foundation, utilities, permits, engineering, inspections, and final completion.
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This profile presents Commonplace as a research starting point for modular, single-family, international buyers. It combines the provider's published location, build method, delivery framing, named-model records, and any cited independent tours in one place so that a buyer can see both the useful details and the questions that remain.
For this provider, begin by choosing the specific model or program that fits your intended use, then compare its written factory or plan scope against the site work and local services your project will need. Ask who owns responsibility for engineering, permits, foundation, transport, setting, utilities, final completion, warranty response, and support after handoff. A listing or state chip is never an address-specific commitment.
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Medium Bungalow — 1,315 sf — pricing on request · Official sourceThe 1,350 sq ft two-bedroom Commonplace home toured by Kerry Tarnow. Confirm final panel system, jurisdictional engineering, price currency, transport, and site scope in writing.
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