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Harbourfront Business Complex

Toronto's waterfront got a facelift with this 12-story LEED Gold certified office space. We integrated passive cooling systems that cut energy costs by 40% compared to traditional builds.

Commercial Sustainable

Leslieville Green Townhomes

Eight-unit development where every home generates more power than it uses. Solar panels meet geothermal heating in this east-end gem.

Residential Sustainable

King Street Heritage Conversion

1890s warehouse turned boutique office space. We kept the original brick facade and timber beams while sneaking in modern HVAC and fiber-optic infrastructure. City Heritage Board actually called it 'exemplary work.'

Commercial Heritage

Forest Hill Contemporary Residence

Our clients wanted 'something bold but not obnoxious.' Floor-to-ceiling windows frame ravine views while maintaining privacy through strategic landscaping and angle work.

Residential

Junction Triangle Revitalization

Master planning project that transformed 6 blocks of industrial wasteland into mixed-use community space. Green corridors connect parks to transit hubs.

Urban Planning Sustainable

Queen West Culinary Hub

Interior space optimization for a multi-vendor food hall. Acoustics were the real challenge here - nobody wants to shout over dinner. Custom baffles and material choices solved it.

Commercial

Scarborough Bluffs Passive House

Certified Passive House that barely needs heating even in February. Triple-glazed windows and airtight construction while capturing those insane lake views. Engineering nightmare, beautiful result.

Residential Sustainable

Cabbagetown Chapel Restoration

1875 chapel that was literally falling apart. Structural reinforcement, stained glass restoration, new foundation - all while keeping the historical integrity intact.

Heritage

Yorkville Retail Pavilion

High-end shopping space that feels open despite being three levels deep. Natural light penetrates through sculptural skylights, reducing artificial lighting needs by 65% during daytime.

Commercial Sustainable

High Park Mid-Rise Development

42 units that actually fit the neighborhood character. Stepped design ensures sunlight reaches the park, communal rooftop garden became the building's social hub. Who knew zoning battles could lead to better design?

Residential

Liberty Village Transit Center

Consultation work for TTC expansion. Our job was making sure the new station actually served pedestrians instead of just looking good on paper. Sometimes urban planning means fighting for basics like adequate bike parking.

Commercial Urban Planning

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