Every project tells its own story. We've spent years refining our approach to creating spaces that don't just look good in photos but actually work for the people using them daily. Here's a glimpse into what we've been up to.
This one's special to us. The clients wanted something that felt connected to the water without being too exposed. We played with cantilevered sections and floor-to-ceiling glass, but kept it grounded with local stone and timber. The result? A home that changes with the light throughout the day and actually feels warmer in person than in photos.
Location: Oakville, ON
Completed: 2023
Size: 4,200 sq ft
A tech company's headquarters that actually encourages collaboration instead of just talking about it. We ditched the cubicles and created flexible zones with movable walls.
Working with century-old brick and timber takes patience. We kept the original character while adding modern systems that don't show. The heritage board actually thanked us, which doesn't happen often.
Six units that don't look like cookie cutters. Each has its own rooftop terrace and the street-facing facades alternate between brick and charcoal panels. Sold out before completion, which tells you something.
Tight space, big ambitions. We maximized seating without making it feel cramped using banquettes and strategic lighting.
Consultation work for the city's waterfront expansion. Added green corridors and public spaces that people actually use.
Gutted a 1960s split-level and gave it new life. Kept the good bones, replaced everything else.
Street-level retail that draws you in. Large windows, recessed entrance, and lighting that works day and night.
Turned an old Victorian into luxury condos without losing what made it special. The original staircase is now the building's showpiece. We added a modern glass addition at the back that's totally invisible from the street.
First certified Passive House in the neighbourhood. Heating bills are basically non-existent.
Law firm wanted something less stuffy. We delivered with walnut and glass instead of mahogany and marble.
Dense neighbourhood needed a gathering spot. We designed a multi-use space that hosts everything from farmers markets to yoga classes. The outdoor area gets used year-round thanks to good wind protection and heated pathways.
Top floor means top views. We kept the interior minimal so the lake becomes the focal point. Custom millwork hides all the mechanical stuff that usually clutters penthouses.
We don't design for awards, but it's nice when our work gets noticed.
Lakeview Residence
2023 - Residential Category
Yorkville Heritage Conversion
2022 - Restoration Excellence
Leslieville Passive House
2023 - Sustainable Innovation
We're always looking for our next challenge. Whether it's a complete build or a renovation that needs some creative problem-solving, let's talk about what you're trying to achieve.
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