Our Work

Every project tells a story of battling minus-thirty winters while keeping spaces warm, inviting, and genuinely livable. Here's what we've been up to across the Canadian landscape.

Whistler Passive House

A family home that barely needs heating even when it's twenty below. Triple-glazed everything and so much insulation the walls basically hug you.

Whistler, BC

Downtown Innovation Hub

Six-storey tech workspace where the heating bill doesn't make you cry. Geothermal loops doing the heavy lifting here.

Vancouver, BC

Okanagan Lake Residence

Retirement home with 180-degree lake views. The clients wanted floor-to-ceiling glass without freezing their butts off in January - mission accomplished.

Kelowna, BC

Gastown Heritage Restoration

1890s warehouse turned boutique office space. Kept the brick, added modern climate control without ruining the character. Trickier than it sounds.

Vancouver, BC

Net-Zero Community Centre

Produces as much energy as it uses annually. Solar panels, green roof, rainwater collection - the whole nine yards. Actually works, too.

North Vancouver, BC

Pemberton Forest House

Built between old-growth cedars without touching a single root system. Elevated on piers because, well, nature was here first.

Pemberton, BC

Valley Winery Complex

Production facility, tasting room, and event space that blends into the vineyard. Rammed earth walls keep temps stable without AC year-round.

Oliver, BC

Compact Urban Laneway

650 square feet that lives way bigger. Showed the city that laneway housing doesn't have to look like a glorified shed.

Vancouver, BC

Waterfront Restaurant

Seafood spot where you can actually see the ocean through the windows, even when they're covered in salt spray. Special glazing's worth every penny.

Tofino, BC

Kitsilano Heritage Home

1920s craftsman that was falling apart. Rebuilt the guts, kept the soul. Now it'll last another hundred years easy.

Vancouver, BC

Mountain Ridge Chalet

Ski-in retreat designed to handle serious snowload - we're talking eight feet on the roof kinda winters. Structurally overbuilt in the best way.

Sun Peaks, BC

Regional Library Expansion

Added a whole new wing using local timber and loads of daylight. Cuts artificial lighting needs by 60% on clear days.

Victoria, BC

Container Living Experiment

Four shipping containers stacked and welded into something you'd actually wanna live in. Insulation's key - steel boxes aren't cozy by default.

Squamish, BC

Got a Project in Mind?

Whether you're dealing with permafrost, historic regulations, or just want a building that doesn't hemorrhage heat, let's talk about what's possible.

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