Gastown Mercantile Revival
1889 warehouse turned mixed-use space. We kept every original brick we could salvage and integrated modern systems without losing that industrial soul.
Cliff House
Net-zero energy home that doesn't look like a science experiment. Client wanted views and warmth - we delivered both.
Yaletown Tech Hub
Open concept that actually works. Natural light, acoustic privacy, and spaces where people want to collaborate.
Burrard Street Commons
Six-story mixed-use that fits the neighborhood. Ground-floor retail, offices above, rooftop garden that's actually maintained. LEED Gold without the usual headaches.
St. Andrews Adaptive Reuse
1912 church converted to community arts center. Those stained glass windows weren't easy to preserve, but worth every sleepless night.
Kitsilano Laneway Living
Eight laneway homes that don't feel cramped. Smart layouts, natural ventilation, and neighbors who actually talk to each other.
Coal Harbour Penthouse
High-rise living that feels grounded. Custom millwork, curated materials, spaces that flow without that sterile showroom vibe.
Granville Island Eatery
Farm-to-table restaurant where the architecture supports the concept. Reclaimed timber, passive cooling, kitchen that works.
Hastings Street Bank Revival
1920s bank transformed into boutique hotel. Vault's still there - now it's a wine cellar. Original terrazzo floors, new structural systems, tons of patience with the heritage committee.
