We're crafting spaces that actually make sense—buildings that breathe with their surroundings instead of fighting against them. Toronto's landscape deserves better than cookie-cutter designs.
A mixed-use development that's brought 47% more green space to the neighborhood than the old industrial site ever dreamed of. Real community gathering spots, not just lobbies.
Look, there's plenty of firms that'll give you a pretty rendering. We're more interested in how a space works five years down the line when people are actually living in it.
Started back when "green building" was still considered a niche thing, we've been pushing sustainable design before it became the buzzword of the decade. Our studio on King West isn't just where we work—it's a testing ground. Solar panels we spec'd ourselves, reclaimed materials we sourced from old Ontario mills, passive cooling that actually works through Toronto winters.
Recognition from OAA and national planning councils
LEED accredited with real project results
From first sketch to final walkthrough, we handle the stuff that keeps you up at night so you don't have to
Custom homes that fit how you actually live—not some magazine's idea of perfection. We've done everything from laneway houses to full estate planning across the GTA.
Offices, retail spaces, and mixed-use developments that make business sense. We're good at squeezing efficiency out of tough urban sites while keeping things human-scale.
Energy modeling, passive design strategies, material selection that'll last. We run the numbers so your operating costs don't spiral three years from now.
Neighborhood-scale thinking for developers and municipalities. We navigate zoning, community consultations, and the whole municipal maze you'd rather avoid.
Bringing old buildings into this century without erasing what made them special. We've worked on heritage properties and we know how to respect bones while adding brains.
Flow, function, finishes—the details that make or break daily life in a space. We coordinate with our structural work so everything actually makes sense together.
Turning a derelict warehouse into 24 residential units plus street-level retail wasn't just about adding square footage. The whole block needed rethinking.
We kept the original brick facade—neighborhood character matters—but gutted the interior for modern living standards. Added a shared rooftop garden that's actually used, unlike most "amenities." Stormwater management through green infrastructure saved the developer a bundle on municipal fees. Now there's a waiting list for units.
We're based in Toronto but work across Ontario. First consultation's free—let's see if we're a good fit for what you're trying to accomplish.