Our Portfolio

Queen Street Restoration

1890s brick building that deserved better. Restored facade, modern guts.

Greenway Business Center

Mixed-use development that actually contributes to the neighborhood. Ground-floor retail, office space above, and a rooftop garden that's become a local hangout spot. Who knew commercial could feel communal?

• 45,000 sq ft multi-use space
• Green roof system

Leslieville Townhomes

Six units that don't look cookie-cutter. Each home's unique but they still play nice together.

Rosedale Modern Classic

Empty nesters wanted to downsize without sacrificing style. Turned a cramped 70s layout into something that feels twice as big with half the square footage.

Distillery Retail Space

Historic district, modern needs. Kept the soul, upgraded everything else.

Passive House

Canada's winters? This house laughs at them. Heating bills under $300/year.

Cabbagetown Victorian

1880s rowhouse renovation. Original moldings stayed, everything behind the walls got replaced. Old meets new done right.

King West Restaurant & Bar

Restaurant design is tricky - gotta balance atmosphere, acoustics, and workflow. Chef wanted an open kitchen that didn't feel like a fishbowl. Mission accomplished.

Muskoka Retreat

Weekend cottage that respects the landscape. Big windows, small footprint.

Waterfront Innovation Center

Eight-story office building that's basically a vertical park. Living walls, natural ventilation, and lake views that don't suck. The tenants actually fight over which floor to be on - that's when you know you've done something right.

• 120,000 sq ft commercial space
• LEED Gold certification
• 50% reduction in energy use

Yorkville Penthouse

High-rise living doesn't have to feel sterile. Custom millwork, warm materials, and a layout that makes 2,000 sq ft feel generous instead of cramped.