Kitsilano Green Residence
Net-zero energy home that doesn't look like a science experiment. Passive solar design mixed with some clever material choices kept this family warm without cranking the heat.
False Creek Tech Hub
Four-story workspace where natural light actually reaches the back desks. Green roof handles stormwater while giving folks a place to eat lunch outside.
Main Street Townhomes
Six units that fit into the neighborhood without looking cookie-cutter. Each one's got private outdoor space and enough storage that people can actually live there.
Commercial Drive Hub
Retail on the ground floor, affordable housing up top. Took forever to get the zoning sorted, but we got there. The corner cafe's already become a local hangout.
Gastown Heritage Conversion
Turned a 1912 warehouse into modern lofts while keeping the character that made it special. Those original brick walls and timber beams did most of the heavy lifting design-wise.
Harvest Table Restaurant
Everything's reclaimed or locally sourced here - even the bar top's from a fallen tree in Stanley Park. Open kitchen design lets diners watch the magic happen.
West Van Coastal Home
Built to handle whatever the ocean throws at it. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames those mountain views, while the roof overhang keeps the rain off the deck.
East Van Community Center
Multipurpose space that actually works for everyone - from toddler programs to senior yoga. Acoustics were tricky but we nailed it with some strategic ceiling work.
Fairview Laneway House
Tiny footprint, big personality. Every inch counts when you're working with 650 square feet, so we got creative with built-ins and vertical space.
Yaletown Wellness Clinic
Healthcare space that doesn't feel sterile. Natural materials and plants throughout make it less intimidating, which is kinda the whole point.
Fraser Street Development
Working with the neighborhood to create something that fits was key here. Retail faces the street, residential units step back for privacy, and there's actually room for bikes.
Dunbar Mid-Century Refresh
Owners wanted to honor the 1960s bones while making it work for today. New kitchen, updated systems, but kept those original post-and-beam details that give it character.
Whistler Mountain Retreat
Ski-in location meant we had to work with the slope instead of against it. Massive windows face the valley, while the back nestles into the hillside for weather protection.
Railtown Brewery & Taproom
Industrial space that celebrates its warehouse past. Exposed everything - ducts, beams, concrete. Sliding glass doors open to the patio when weather cooperates.
Mount Pleasant Duplex
Two families, one lot. Designed so each side feels like a standalone home with private yards and separate entries. Shared wall's well-insulated so nobody hears their neighbors.