We're not about imposing buildings on landscapes. Our work in Vancouver and beyond focuses on creating structures that actually feel like they belong - sustainable, functional, and honestly just better places to be.
Architecture that works with the environment instead of fighting it - that's been our thing from day one. Based here in Vancouver, we've learned that the best buildings are the ones that make sense for their place and the people using them.
Whether it's a residential project in Kitsilano or a commercial development downtown, we're focused on designs that'll actually stand the test of time. Not just physically, but in how they function and feel.
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Homes should work for how you actually live, not force you into some designer's fantasy. We spend time understanding daily routines, family dynamics, how natural light moves through a space.
The West Coast climate gives us amazing opportunities - big windows that don't overheat, outdoor spaces you can use most of the year, materials that age gracefully in our rain.
See What We DoFrom ground-up builds to breathing new life into heritage structures, here's where we spend most of our time.
Custom homes, laneway houses, renovations that make sense. We're pretty meticulous about the details that make daily life smoother.
Energy modeling, material selection, certifications if you want them. We help projects hit sustainability goals without the greenwashing.
Mixed-use, multi-family, neighborhood planning. Buildings need to work with their surroundings, not just look good in isolation.
Offices, retail, hospitality. Spaces that work hard for businesses while creating environments people actually want to be in.
Making existing spaces work better. Sometimes you don't need new construction, just smarter use of what's already there.
Vancouver's got some beautiful old buildings. We're into preserving what makes them special while upgrading them for modern use.
It's literally how we approach every project. The climate crisis is real, and buildings are a huge part of the problem. But they can also be part of the solution.
We're talking passive solar design, green roofs that actually work, rainwater systems, materials with low embodied carbon. Not because it's trendy, but because it makes practical and ethical sense.
Plus, sustainable buildings just perform better. Lower energy bills, better air quality, more comfortable year-round. Win-win.
Our Sustainability ApproachWhether you've got a fully formed vision or you're just starting to think about possibilities, we'd love to hear what you're working on.