Our Work

Years of turning ideas into reality, one building at a time

We've been fortunate to work with some incredible clients who trust us with their vision. From cozy family homes to bold commercial spaces, each project's taught us something new. Here's a collection of work we're genuinely proud of – the kind that makes those late nights and countless revisions totally worth it.

West Vancouver Residence
Residential

West Vancouver Residence

A 4,200 sq ft family home that basically lives outside – massive windows, natural ventilation, and a green roof that's more garden than rooftop. The clients wanted something that felt connected to the landscape, and honestly, we might've gone overboard in the best way possible.

West Vancouver, BC

Downtown Office Tower
Commercial

Burrard Street Tower

12 floors of workspace that doesn't feel like a corporate prison. We fought hard for that atrium – it's basically the building's lungs.

Downtown Vancouver, BC

Kitsilano Townhouse
Residential

Kitsilano Townhouse Complex

Six units that actually feel like individual homes, not cookie-cutter boxes. Each one's got its own character while the whole thing flows together. The challenge was fitting everything on a narrow lot without making it feel cramped – turns out vertical living can be pretty awesome.

Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC

Gastown Restaurant
Interior

Gastown Bistro

Old brick meets new design. We kept the heritage bones and added contemporary guts – exposed beams, industrial lighting, and an open kitchen because honestly, watching chefs work is half the entertainment.

Gastown, Vancouver, BC

Net Zero Office
Sustainable

Richmond Net-Zero Campus

This one's our baby – a completely net-zero commercial building that produces as much energy as it uses. Solar panels, geothermal heating, rainwater collection, the works. Took us three years and way too many energy models, but it's finally producing more energy than it needs. The client's utility bills are basically non-existent now.

Richmond, BC

Heritage Conversion
Heritage

1920s Warehouse Conversion

Turned a century-old warehouse into modern lofts while keeping everything the heritage folks care about intact. Those original timber beams and brick walls? They're the real stars here.

Yaletown, Vancouver, BC

Coal Harbour Penthouse
Interior

Coal Harbour Penthouse

3,000 sq ft of pure luxury with mountain and ocean views that'll make you forget you're in the city. Custom everything – millwork, lighting, even the door handles. The client had opinions, and we had solutions.

Coal Harbour, Vancouver, BC

Main Street Retail
Commercial

Main Street Mixed-Use

Retail on the ground floor, offices upstairs, and residential on top – it's like a vertical neighborhood. The street-level storefronts fold open completely in summer, which has been a hit with the local businesses. Sometimes the best design just gets out of the way and lets the community happen.

Main Street, Vancouver, BC

Shaughnessy Home
Residential

Shaughnessy Contemporary

Clean lines and warm materials – concrete, wood, and lots of glass. The clients wanted something modern but not cold, which is trickier than it sounds. We basically built around the trees on the lot instead of clearing them.

Shaughnessy, Vancouver, BC

Tech Office
Interior

Tech Startup HQ

Open concept workspace that doesn't feel like everyone's sitting in each other's laps. Phone booths for private calls, collaboration zones, and yeah, a ping pong table because they insisted.

Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, BC

Character Home Reno
Heritage

Kerrisdale Character Home

1930s beauty that needed serious love. We kept all the original moldings, restored the hardwood floors, and snuck in modern mechanical systems without ruining the charm. The trick was making 21st-century comfort feel like it was always there. Also added a laneway house in back that totally respects the main home's vibe.

Kerrisdale, Vancouver, BC

Beach House
Residential

Tofino Beach Retreat

Designed to survive Pacific storms and still feel like a relaxing getaway. Cedar siding, massive overhangs, and windows positioned to catch those sunset views without getting pounded by wind.

Tofino, BC

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