Lakeshore Residence
Etobicoke, ON
This one was a challenge - tight lot right by the water, but the clients wanted big windows and privacy. We ended up with a split-level design that catches lake views while keeping things cozy.
King Street Hub
Downtown Toronto, ON
Mixed-use development that actually works for the neighborhood. Ground floor retail, office space above, and a rooftop that people can use. Took three years but we got there.
Victorian Conversion
Cabbagetown, Toronto
Converting a 1880s townhouse into modern living space without losing its character? Yeah, that's basically walking a tightrope. But man, those original brick walls are something else.
EcoTech Office
Mississauga, ON
Net-zero office building that doesn't look like it's trying too hard. Solar integration, geothermal heating, the whole nine yards. The energy bills make the CFO smile, which is always good.
Minimalist Retreat
Muskoka, ON
Sometimes less really is more. Clean lines, natural materials, and views that do all the talking. The clients wanted a place to disconnect, and that's exactly what we delivered.
Junction Triangle Plaza
West Toronto, ON
Public space that people actually want to hang out in. Took forever with the city approvals, but watching folks use it on summer evenings? Worth every bureaucratic headache.
Passive House Toronto
Leslieville, ON
Our first certified Passive House, and honestly, it was a learning curve. Super-insulated, airtight, but still feels open and bright. The heating bills are basically nothing.
Warehouse Studios
Liberty Village, Toronto
Old textile warehouse turned into creative office space. Kept the exposed brick and heavy timber, just made it work for today. The natural light in there is unreal.
Portlands Vision
Port Lands, Toronto
Master plan for waterfront redevelopment - still in progress, but it's shaping up. Mixed-use, walkable, connected to transit. The kind of neighborhood we wish we had more of in this city. It's gonna take years, but that's how city-building works.
