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Baumer home to be preserved as Coquitlam approves extra density
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Baumer home to be preserved as Coquitlam approves extra density
photos supplied The house has stood for 98 years, and now it should stand for a little longer. In a unanimous vote earlier this month, Coquitlam gave final approval to a deal that essentially offers extra density in exchange for preserving the Baumer house. Built in 1927 by millwright Arthur Baumer, the Craftsman house on Quadling Avenue is like “a step back in time,” said Coun. Craig Hodge during a previous discussion. The heritage revitalizati…
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