Lakeview Eco-Home
A passive solar design that cut energy costs by 60%. The clients wanted something that'd actually work with Toronto's wild weather swings, not just look pretty in magazines.
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Queen West Innovation Hub
Five floors of flexible workspace that adapts to how people actually work nowadays. Green roof, rainwater harvesting, and way more bike parking than the code required.
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Distillery District Loft Conversion
Turned a 1890s warehouse into residential units while keeping all the character intact. Honestly, the original timber beams did most of the heavy lifting aesthetically.
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Bloor Street Revitalization Project
Worked with the city to reclaim streetscape for pedestrians. Added trees, widened sidewalks, and created little pocket parks where people actually hang out now.
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Junction Triangle Townhomes
Twelve units that squeeze affordability and sustainability into a tight urban lot. Geothermal heating, shared green space, and zero lawn maintenance - that last part was a surprisingly big selling point.
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Tech Startup Office Redesign
They said they wanted "collaborative vibes" but really needed quiet zones too. Ended up with a mix of both, lots of natural light, and plants that are actually still alive.
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Harbourfront Restaurant & Patio
Making the most of waterfront views while dealing with Toronto's crazy weather. Retractable glass walls mean they're open from April through October instead of just July and August.
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Roncesvalles Family Addition
Added a second story without making the house look like it's wearing a hat. Kept the original brick facade, brought in tons of natural light, and somehow got through the permits in under a year.
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Danforth Mixed-Use Development
Retail on the ground floor, housing above - the kind of density that makes neighborhoods actually work. Plus we convinced the developer to include affordable units, which wasn't easy but worth it.
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Trinity Church Adaptive Reuse
Converting a deconsecrated church into community space is tricky - you gotta respect what it was while making it useful. Those original stained glass windows still blow people away.
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Yorkville Retail Boutique
High-end retail needs to feel special without being intimidating. Lots of natural materials, carefully placed lighting, and a layout that guides people through without feeling pushy.
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King West Condo Suite
Making 750 square feet feel spacious takes some creative thinking. Built-in storage everywhere, multi-functional furniture, and mirrors strategically placed to bounce light around.
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