Projects That Tell Stories

Whistler Peak Residence

This one's close to my heart. The clients wanted something that'd blend into the mountainside but still feel warm when you're inside during those brutal winter months. We used locally-sourced timber and designed these massive windows that frame Whistler like it's a living painting.

Yaletown Heritage Conversion

1912 warehouse that almost got demolished. We convinced the developer to keep the bones and work with 'em instead. Those exposed beams have stories we couldn't replicate if we tried.

Nordic Tech Hub

Tech companies always say they want "collaborative spaces" but this client actually meant it. We knocked down most of the interior walls and let natural light do the heavy lifting. Productivity went up 40% according to their HR team.

Coastal Garden Integration

Sometimes the architecture is about what you don't build. We carved pathways through existing growth and added native plants that'd been there way before us.

Net-Zero Family Home

The owners had three kids and wanted to teach 'em about sustainability without making it feel like a science project. We integrated geothermal heating, solar panels that actually look good, and a rainwater system the kids helped design. Their utility bills? Pretty much zero.

Skagen Restaurant

Named after a Danish fishing village, this place needed to feel like you're dining by the North Sea even though you're in downtown Vancouver. We used reclaimed ship wood for the bar and installed these custom skylights that mimic Scandinavian summer light - you know, those evenings that just don't quit.