Lakeview Residence
We designed this 3200 sq ft lakeside home with floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the water view perfectly. The clients wanted something modern but not cold—so we added warmth through local timber and stone.
Yonge Street Office Tower
A 12-story mixed-use building in the heart of downtown. This one was all about balancing street presence with energy efficiency—triple-glazed curtain walls made it happen.
Rosedale Modern
Tucked into a historic neighbourhood, this home respects the area's character while being unmistakably contemporary. Tight lot, big ideas—we made every inch count.
Harbour Bistro Interior
A waterfront restaurant that needed atmosphere without being gimmicky. We went with natural materials, soft lighting, and an open kitchen concept that's become their signature.
Queen West Retail
Adaptive reuse of a 1920s building turned into a flagship store. Kept the brick and beams, added tons of natural light. It's old meets new done right.
Forest Hill Eco Home
Our first net-zero residential project. Solar panels, geothermal heating, and a green roof that's become a neighbourhood talking point. The family's energy bills? Basically zero.
Liberty Village Public Space
Community-focused plaza that's actually used (imagine that). We worked with residents to design gathering spaces, play areas, and green spots that brought life back to the neighbourhood.
Tech Startup HQ
They wanted collaborative but not chaotic. We created zones that flow into each other—open work areas, quiet pods, and a lounge that doesn't feel forced. People actually hang out there.
Beaches Renovation
A 1960s bungalow got a total rethink. We kept the footprint but opened everything up—now it's filled with light and feels twice the size. The back deck? Chef's kiss.
Distillery District Boutique Hotel
Historic building meets boutique hospitality. We preserved the industrial character while creating intimate guest spaces that feel special. Every room's got a view worth waking up for.
Junction Townhomes
Six-unit development that doesn't look cookie-cutter. Each home shares a design language but has its own personality. Private yards, rooftop terraces, and parking that doesn't dominate the streetscape.
King Street Corridor
Consultation work for a major streetscape redesign. We pushed for more trees, better bike infrastructure, and wider sidewalks. Some of our ideas made it through city council, which feels like a win.