Our Work Speaks Volumes

Every project tells a story - some whisper through century-old bricks we've brought back to life, others shout through bold sustainable designs that push boundaries. Here's what we've been up to lately.

Distillery District Heritage Building
Heritage Restoration

The Maltings Heritage Complex

Toronto Distillery District

This one was personal - we took a crumbling 1890s malt house that everyone said was too far gone and proved 'em wrong. Kept the original timber beams, restored every single brick by hand, and somehow managed to slip in modern climate systems without anyone noticing. Now it's home to artists' lofts and a boutique cafe that serves killer espresso.

Year Completed

2022

Size

12,500 sq ft

Sustainable Features:
  • Geothermal heating & cooling
  • Salvaged 87% of original materials
  • Rainwater harvesting system

Riverfront Innovation Hub

Mississauga, ON

When a tech company wanted their new headquarters to actually walk the walk on sustainability, we didn't hold back. This four-story beauty generates more energy than it uses - yeah, you read that right. The living wall on the south facade isn't just for show either, it genuinely helps regulate temperature and gives the bees something to do.

Year Completed

2023

Size

45,000 sq ft

Sustainable Features:
  • Net-positive energy building
  • 3,200 sq ft living wall system
  • Smart glass facades
  • LEED Platinum certified
Riverfront Innovation Hub
Sustainable Design
Rosedale Passive House
Residential

Rosedale Passive House

Toronto, ON

Built this family home to Passive House standards in one of Toronto's oldest neighborhoods. The trick was making it fit in with the historic streetscape while being ridiculously energy-efficient. Their heating bills? Less than $200 a year.

3,800 sq ft 2023
  • Triple-pane windows
  • Heat recovery ventilation
  • Solar panels integrated
Queen West Victorian Restoration
Heritage

Queen West Victorian

Toronto, ON

This 1880s row house was in rough shape - we're talking structural issues that made inspectors nervous. Spent months tracking down period-appropriate fixtures and matching the original plasterwork. Worth every headache when the owners cried at the final walkthrough.

2,100 sq ft 2021
  • Original moldings restored
  • Heritage designation maintained
  • Modern systems hidden
Junction Market Hall
Commercial

Junction Market Hall

Toronto, ON

Converted an old industrial warehouse into a vibrant food hall. Exposed the original steel beams, added massive skylights, and used reclaimed wood from the site for basically everything. The natural light in there is just chef's kiss.

8,500 sq ft 2022
  • 92% materials reused
  • LED lighting throughout
  • Natural ventilation design
St. Andrew's Church Before
Before Restoration
St. Andrew's Church After
After Restoration

St. Andrew's Adaptive Reuse

Kingston, ON

Here's the thing about converting a 1905 church into a community arts center - you've gotta respect what was there while making it work for today. We kept the stained glass (obviously), restored the vaulted ceilings, and installed a state-of-the-art theater system that's completely invisible when you look up. The acoustics were already perfect - turns out churches knew what they were doing.

Project Duration

18 months

Year Completed

2023

Size

9,200 sq ft

Key Achievements:
Heritage Award Winner

Ontario Heritage Trust 2023

Original Features

Preserved 14 stained glass windows

Energy Efficient

60% reduction in energy use

Muskoka Lake House
Residential

Muskoka Lake House

Muskoka, ON

Building on the Canadian Shield is no joke - solid granite everywhere. But the clients wanted something that felt like it grew out of the rock, so that's what we gave them. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the lake without screaming "look at me," and the roof design handles snow loads that would make most architects nervous.

4,200 sq ft 2022
  • Geothermal heating system
  • Low-impact foundation design
  • Local timber & stone used
Bank of Commerce Building
Heritage

Bank of Commerce Building

Hamilton, ON

This 1920s bank was sitting empty for years - gorgeous Beaux-Arts facade but completely outdated inside. We gutted the interior while keeping every bit of ornamental plasterwork and the original marble counters. Now it's boutique office space with the kind of character you just can't build anymore.

15,000 sq ft 2021
  • Facade fully restored
  • Modern HVAC integration
  • Accessibility upgrades added
East York Community Hub
Sustainable Design

East York Community Hub

East York, ON

The city wanted a community center that wouldn't cost a fortune to run, so we went all-in on passive design. The green roof isn't just pretty - it actually keeps the place cool in summer and warm in winter. Local kids use it for outdoor classes, and honestly, watching them up there learning about native plants makes all those budget meetings worth it.

Year Completed

2023

Size

22,000 sq ft

Sustainable Features:
  • 12,000 sq ft green roof