Our Portfolio

The Gastown Revival

Honestly, this 1889 warehouse conversion was one of those projects where you just gotta respect what was there before. We kept the original timber beams, exposed brick - all that character - while sneaking in modern insulation and triple-pane windows that actually work. Now it's a mixed-use space that doesn't scream "hipster renovation" but still feels alive.

Whistler Passive House

Client wanted mountain views and near-zero heating bills. Challenge accepted. This place runs on basically nothing - passive solar does most of the work.

Tech Hub Downtown

Seven floors of workspace that doesn't feel like a corporate prison. Lots of natural light, collaborative zones, and yeah - a rooftop that actually gets used.

Laneway Loft

Tiny lot, big ideas. Vancouver laneway housing done right.

Fraser Street Commons

Mixed-use development that actually fits the neighborhood vibe. Retail below, 32 residential units above, and a community courtyard that people hang out in.

St. Andrew's Adaptive Reuse

Turning a 1912 church into a performing arts venue? Yeah, it took three years and a whole lot of patience with heritage committees. But those original stained glass windows with modern acoustics? Worth every meeting.

Yaletown Condo

LEED Platinum Office Complex

Client wanted the highest sustainability rating possible without sacrificing design. We delivered - rainwater harvesting, living green roof, solar panels, geothermal heating. The building basically pays for itself in energy savings now.

White Rock Beachfront

Ocean views, storm-resistant design, natural ventilation.

Granville Island Bistro

Industrial-chic restaurant space with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking False Creek. Reclaimed wood, Edison bulbs - but done tastefully, promise.

Queen Anne Revival

1898 Victorian in Strathcona that needed serious love. Original moldings, restored hardwood, modern systems hidden behind period-appropriate details.

Net-Zero Studio

450 sq ft that lives like 900. Smart design matters.