Rosedale Passive House
A net-zero family home that actually works in Toronto winters - took us three years to nail the details but the energy bills speak for themselves.
Junction Tech Hub
Converted warehouse space that keeps the grit but adds the comfort modern workers expect.
Queen West Townhouse
Tight lot, big ambitions - maximizing light on a 16-foot frontage.
Distillery District Loft
Heritage committee gave us hell on this one, but we kept every brick they cared about while sneaking in proper insulation.
Harbourfront Bistro
Reclaimed materials throughout - the bar top's from old Toronto dock timbers, which the owners love telling people about.
High Park Sanctuary
Interior overhaul that respects the 1920s bones while giving the family actual storage space.
Yorkville Flagship Store
Retail space where the architecture doesn't compete with the merchandise - took restraint but the client's sales went up 40% first quarter.
Scarborough Bluffs Solar Home
Probably our most aggressive solar integration - the roof angles had to work for both the view and panel efficiency, which was a fun puzzle.
Cabbagetown Victorian
Original plaster restoration job that nearly broke us, but you can't fake that kind of craftsmanship.
Liberty Village Green Roof
Co-working space with a rooftop you'd actually want to use - the green roof cuts cooling costs by about 30% in summer.
Forest Hill Kitchen Extension
Sometimes it's just about getting the sight lines right - now they can see the backyard while prepping dinner.
Leslieville Wellness Centre
Medical spaces don't have to feel clinical - brought in tons of natural light and materials that actually feel warm to the touch.
Muskoka Lake House
Off-grid cottage that doesn't sacrifice comfort - geothermal plus solar means they're powered up year-round without diesel generators.