We've spent years transforming ideas into structures that people actually want to live and work in. Each project here tells its own story - some were smooth sailing, others taught us more than we bargained for. That's architecture, though.
This waterfront property needed a complete rethink. The clients wanted something modern but not cold - you know, a place that actually feels like home when you walk in. We opened up the entire main floor, brought in tons of natural light, and made sure every room has a view of the lake.
Downtown Toronto's getting crowded, so when we had the chance to design this 12-story office building, we knew we had to make it count. The client wanted something that'd attract top-tier tenants but also wouldn't look dated in 20 years. We focused on flexibility - the floor plates can be configured about a dozen different ways.
This 1890s distillery sat empty for years before we got our hands on it. Heritage projects are tricky - you've gotta respect what's there while making it work for today. We kept all the original brick, the timber beams, even the old machinery as feature pieces. Now it's mixed-use space with lofts, offices, and retail.
