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Lakeshore Residence
Toronto, ON | 2024
Net-zero energy home that doesn't look like a spaceship. The clients wanted modern without the cold vibe - lots of natural materials, big windows facing the lake, and a rooftop garden that actually gets used.
King Street Office
Toronto, ON | 2023
Turned a 1970s office block into something people want to work in. Green roof, better insulation, way more daylight. Employee retention went up 40% after the reno.
Distillery District Conversion
Toronto, ON | 2023
1880s warehouse turned into mixed-use space. Kept all the original brick and timber we could save. Working with heritage committees taught us patience.
Rosedale Family Home
Toronto, ON | 2024
Family of five needed more space but didn't want to leave the neighborhood. Built up instead of out, added passive solar heating, and created indoor-outdoor flow they use year-round.
Junction Cafe
Toronto, ON | 2022
Small space, big personality. Reclaimed everything we could - tables from old gym floors, lighting from factory fixtures.
Liberty Village Commons
Toronto, ON | 2023
Public space planning for a growing neighborhood. Rain gardens, community seating, spaces that work in winter too. Watched kids play there last week - that's the real test.
Queen West Lofts
Toronto, ON | 2022
Old garment factory converted to residential lofts. Left the character intact - exposed brick, original wood beams, but added proper insulation and modern systems.
Eco-Tech Hub
Mississauga, ON | 2021
Co-working space designed around biophilic principles. Plants everywhere, natural ventilation, circadian lighting. Productivity metrics went through the roof.
Port Lands Masterplan Contribution
Toronto, ON | 2024
Part of the team reimagining Toronto's waterfront. Mixed-use development that prioritizes pedestrians, green corridors, and climate resilience. Long-term thinking for once.
Cabbagetown Victorian
Toronto, ON | 2022
1890s home that needed serious help. Preserved the street facade, completely rethought the interior flow. Heat pump hidden in the basement - no one can tell from outside.
Forest Hill Residence
Toronto, ON | 2021
Quiet elegance was the brief. Natural stone, lots of wood, floor-to-ceiling windows bringing the ravine inside. No showing off, just solid design.
Ossington Strip Retail
Toronto, ON | 2020
Three storefronts unified with a new facade. Kept the neighborhood character but gave local businesses better street presence. Supporting small business through design.
High Park Renovation
Toronto, ON | 2020
Young family outgrew their bungalow. Added a second story that looks like it was always there. Triple-glazed windows, better ventilation - comfort year-round.
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