Our Work Speaks

Greenwood Residence

A family home that's basically a passive house without the pretentiousness. We used geothermal heating and a ton of reclaimed timber from old barns. The kids actually use the solar-powered treehouse more than we expected.

West Vancouver, BC

Harbour Tech Hub

Working with a startup collective, we turned an old warehouse into a breathing, living workspace. The green walls aren't just for show - they actually regulate humidity and improve air quality. Plus, the rooftop garden gives people a real reason to take breaks.

Gastown, Vancouver

Riverwalk Commons

We helped reimagine a concrete riverfront into something people actually want to hang out in. The bioswales handle stormwater while the mixed-use paths work for everyone from cyclists to folks in wheelchairs.

New Westminster, BC

Cedar Heights

A six-story mass timber building that proves you can have density without sacrificing warmth. Cross-laminated timber throughout, with shared gardens on every other floor. The construction was way faster than concrete would've been too.

Kitsilano, Vancouver

Farm to Fork Restaurant

The owners wanted their space to match their food philosophy. We brought in salvaged brick, created an indoor herb garden that the chefs actually use, and installed skylights that change the whole vibe throughout the day. The place literally smells like fresh basil.

Yaletown, Vancouver

Mountain View Loft

When you've got those North Shore views, you get out of the way. We kept things minimal, used natural materials that age well, and built custom storage that disappears. The cork flooring was a game-changer for acoustics in the open concept space.

North Vancouver, BC

Pacific Edge House

Building near the ocean means respecting it. We elevated the structure for flood resilience, used corrosion-resistant materials, and designed overhangs that handle our crazy rain while still catching passive solar. The whole place is basically designed around that ocean breeze.

Tofino, BC

Community Learning Center

Libraries shouldn't feel like bunkers. We brought in tons of natural light, created flexible spaces that work for everything from toddler storytime to adult learning, and made sure the building itself teaches sustainability. The solar array on the roof powers the whole operation.

Surrey, BC

Transit Village

Mixed-use development right on the SkyTrain line. We packed in housing, retail, and green space without making it feel cramped. The pedestrian-first design means most residents don't even need a car. Bike storage was actually our biggest challenge space-wise.

Burnaby, BC

Serenity Wellness Studio

A yoga and wellness space where every material choice supports health. We used clay plasters that regulate humidity, bamboo flooring that's warm underfoot, and created lighting that actually helps people relax. Even the paint was carefully selected to avoid off-gassing.

Mount Pleasant, Vancouver

Laneway Living

Small footprint, big impact. This laneway house proves you don't need massive square footage to live well. Super-insulated envelope, smart storage everywhere, and a rooftop deck that's basically an extra room in summer. The Murphy bed system is pretty slick too.

East Vancouver, BC

The Collective Workspace

Co-working spaces can be soul-crushing or inspiring - we went for the latter. Lots of plants (real ones, not plastic), acoustic pods for calls, and different zones for different work styles. The compostable coffee cups were the client's idea and we