Our Work Speaks

Here's a collection of stuff we've poured our hearts into over the years. Each project tells its own story - some smooth sailing, others... well, let's just say they taught us a thing or two. We don't chase trends, we just build what makes sense for the people who'll actually live and work in these spaces.

120+

Completed Projects
Since 2009

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Lakeside Residence

Lakeside Residence

Honestly, this one was a dream. Client wanted something that'd blend with the natural shoreline without looking like every other cottage out there. We went heavy on local materials and passive solar - keeps heating costs down like 60% compared to traditional builds.

Residential Sustainable

Muskoka, ON

Project Highlights

  • 3,200 sq ft contemporary design
  • Geothermal heating system
  • Floor-to-ceiling lake views
  • LEED Gold certified
King Street Mixed-Use

King Street Mixed-Use

This was a puzzle, not gonna lie. Tight urban lot, zoning restrictions, and a neighborhood that's pretty protective of its character. Ended up designing a 12-story building that actually fits in - retail at street level, offices above, and residential on top floors.

Commercial Urban Planning

Toronto, ON

Urban Integration Done Right

What I'm proud of here isn't the height or the fancy facade - it's how the building talks to the street. We created setbacks that give pedestrians breathing room, added green spaces where nobody expected them, and made sure the ground floor feels approachable, not corporate.

45,000

Total sq ft

2022

Completed

Distillery District Warehouse

Distillery District Warehouse Revival

You can't rush heritage work. Period. This 1890s warehouse had been sitting empty for decades - exposed brick crumbling, timber beams showing their age. We spent months just documenting everything before touching a single brick. The goal? Keep the soul, upgrade the bones.

Heritage Restoration Commercial

1892

Original Build

18 Months

Restoration Time

95%

Original Materials Preserved

Net-Zero Urban Townhomes

Client came to us saying "I want to prove you can build net-zero in the city without breaking the bank." Challenge accepted. These four townhomes produce as much energy as they use annually. No magic, just smart design and proper execution.

  • Solar array + battery storage
  • Rainwater collection system
  • Triple-glazed windows throughout
  • Green roof installation
Net-Zero Townhomes

Energy Performance

We track energy data from these units monthly. First year results? Average energy bills were $12/month. Yeah, twelve bucks. That's basically just the grid connection fee. The owners are pretty happy about that.

Net-Zero Energy Residential Sustainable
Tech Campus

Innovation Campus Waterloo

Three buildings, 200,000 sq ft of workspace, and one big question: how do you design for a company that'll probably reorganize every two years? We made flexibility the whole point - movable walls, adaptable HVAC zones, and enough power/data infrastructure to handle whatever tech throws at it.

The central courtyard turned out to be everyone's favorite spot. Wasn't even in the original brief, we just had some leftover space and figured people need somewhere to think that isn't their desk.

Project Stats

Size: 200,000 sq ft

Completed: 2021

Capacity: 850 employees

Certification: LEED Platinum

Commercial Sustainable
High-Rise Condos

Harbourfront Residences

28 floors of residential units with lake views. The tricky part? Making units feel spacious when you're working with typical condo dimensions. We played a lot with ceiling heights, window placement, and sightlines.

Residential Urban
Building Exterior

Design Approach

The facade's pretty straightforward - glass and metal panels in a pattern that breaks up the visual bulk. We added balconies with actual depth so people can use them, not those token 3-foot-deep things that nobody sits on.

156 Units | Toronto Harbourfront

Riverside Park Community Hub

Public spaces are weird to design because everyone's gonna have an opinion. This project was all about creating something that'd work for different groups without making it feel like a committee designed it. We've got areas for quiet activities, spots for louder stuff, and circulation that keeps things flowing.

The green roof isn't just for show - it handles stormwater runoff and cuts cooling costs. Plus residents can actually access parts of it, which was important to the neighborhood.

15,000

Sq ft community space

8,000

Sq ft green roof

Urban Planning Sustainable
Community Hub

Community Impact

Best feedback we got? "It feels like it's always been here." That's what you want with public architecture - something that just makes sense in its context. No ego, just good bones and practical spaces.

Ottawa, ON

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