Lakeshore Residence
Toronto, ON - This waterfront home took almost three years from concept to completion. The clients wanted floor-to-ceiling glass but were worried about privacy. We solved it with strategically placed vertical louvers that shift the view depending on where you're standing.
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Bay Street Office
Downtown Toronto - A retrofit project where we had to work around heritage facade requirements. Not gonna lie, it was frustrating at first, but those constraints pushed us toward better solutions.
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Rosedale Renovation
We gutted a 1920s home and reimagined the interior flow. The original layout made zero sense for how people actually live today.
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Queen West Bistro
Tight budget, tighter timeline. We made it work with smart material choices and a design that celebrated the existing brick.
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Forest Hill Home
Our clients were downsizing but didn't want to feel like they were sacrificing space. Lots of built-ins and clever storage solutions.
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Dundas Street Development
Retail below, residential above. The trick was managing acoustics and creating separate entrances that didn't feel like an afterthought. Took a few iterations to get right.
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Tech Startup HQ
They wanted something that didn't look like every other startup office - no ping pong tables or neon signs. We focused on natural light, flexible work zones, and materials that'll age well.
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Net-Zero House
This one was personal for us. We wanted to prove you could hit net-zero energy without making the house look like a science experiment. The solar integration took forever to get approved though.
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Courtyard House
Narrow urban lot with privacy concerns. The courtyard design lets light flood in from above while keeping nosy neighbors at bay. Sometimes old ideas work best.
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Yorkville Boutique
High-end retail where every detail matters. We spent weeks just on the lighting scheme alone.
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Muskoka Lake Retreat
Weekend escape that needed to handle harsh winters and heavy snow loads. We went with a low-profile design that settles into the landscape rather than fighting it. The deck cantilevering over the water was an engineering challenge we're pretty proud of.
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Family Medical Centre
Healthcare spaces need to feel calming, not clinical. We used warm wood tones and brought in as much natural light as code would allow. The waiting area doesn't feel like you're waiting to see a doctor.
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