Our Work Speaks

Over the past twelve years, we've built everything from family homes that laugh at -40°C winters to commercial spaces that actually make people want to come to work. Each project tells a story about how good design can work with—not against—Canada's wild climate.

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Residential

Whitehorse Passive House

Yukon Territory

Commercial

Kelowna Tech Hub

British Columbia

Heritage

Gastown Warehouse Revival

Vancouver, BC

Residential

Muskoka Lakefront Retreat

Ontario

Urban Planning

Charlottetown Waterfront District

Prince Edward Island

Commercial

Calgary Farm-to-Table Restaurant

Alberta

Residential

Whistler Alpine Residence

British Columbia

Heritage

St. John's Community Center

Newfoundland

Residential

Whitehorse, Yukon Territory

Project Overview

When your clients want to build in the Yukon where it hits -40°C regularly, you don't mess around. This 2,800 sq ft family home achieves Passive House certification—basically, it heats itself with body heat and appliances. We're talking a 90% reduction in heating costs compared to standard builds up there.

Key Features

Triple-pane windows that laugh at -50°C
16-inch insulated walls (yeah, seriously)
Heat recovery ventilation system
South-facing solar thermal panels
Airtight construction—less than 0.3 ACH50

Project Stats

Completed March 2023

Size 2,800 sq ft

Energy Savings 90%

Certification Passive House

Commercial

Kelowna, British Columbia

Project Overview

A five-story mixed-use building that's become home to about 30 tech startups and small companies. The client wanted something that'd attract talent—turns out, natural light and views of Okanagan Lake do that pretty well. We maximized glass on the south and west faces while keeping things cool with automated shading and a kickass HVAC system.

Key Features

Floor-to-ceiling windows with smart tinting
Rooftop solar array—60kW capacity
Geothermal heating & cooling
Green roof with native plantings
LEED Gold certified

Project Stats

Completed June 2024

Size 45,000 sq ft

Floors 5 Stories

Certification LEED Gold

Heritage

Vancouver, British Columbia

Project Overview

This 1889 brick warehouse was falling apart when we got the call. The heritage folks were rightfully strict about what we could and couldn't do, which honestly made the project more interesting. We kept the original brick facade and timber frame, then carved out 12 residential lofts inside. Each one's got those massive Douglas fir beams and original cast-iron columns.

Key Features

Preserved 1889 brick facade
Original timber beams restored & sealed
Modern insulation behind historic walls
Energy-efficient radiant floor heating
12 unique residential lofts

Project Stats

Completed Nov 2022

Built 1889

Units 12 Lofts

Status Heritage Protected