Presenting Flying Arrow House, designed by pioneering Canadian architect Fred Hollingsworth. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian vision, this ''Neoteric'' North Vancouver home combines West Coast modernist practical and romantic impulses with a repeating post-and-beam design that is firmly grounded in its surrounding landscape. Mostly unaltered since 1952, this single-level home feels expansive yet intimate, with a scissor truss timber ceiling, a 5ft. tall fireplace, seemingly large enough to explore, and generous light-admitting clerestory windows. Beneath it all, an original, red-tinted concrete floor awaits discovery. And to the west, a wood patio connects the home to a ground floor garden. Embodying Hollingsworth''s organic design ideals, Flying Arrow House awaits its next custodian.