Each project here represents months of domain analysis, zoning battles, countless coffee-fueled nights, and collaboration with folks who actually care about making cities better. No fluff - just the work.
Harbourfront Mixed Use
Location: Toronto Waterfront
Type: Commercial & Residential
Turned an old industrial zone into a thriving community space. Dealt with maritime zoning regs that nobody had touched since 1987. Worth every headache when we saw families moving in.
Urban Planning
Queen Street Heritage Project
Location: Queen West, Toronto
Type: Heritage Restoration
1890s building that was literally falling apart. Heritage board wanted everything original, owner wanted modern units. We figured it out - kept the facade's soul, made the interior actually livable.
Restoration Heritage
EcoTower Office Complex
Location: Mississauga, ON
Type: Commercial Sustainable
Net-zero wasn't just a goal - it became an obsession. Green roof, geothermal, the works. Tenants are saving ridiculous amounts on energy costs now.
Sustainable Design
Annex Lane Housing
Location: The Annex, Toronto
Type: Residential Development
Laneway housing that actually fits the neighborhood. Took forever convincing city planners but now it's a model for similar projects. Sometimes you gotta push back.
Residential
Distillery Retail Spaces
Location: Distillery District, Toronto
Type: Commercial Optimization
Retailers needed flexible spaces that could adapt season to season. Modular design meant they could reconfigure without major renos. Pretty proud of this one.
Commercial
Parkdale Community Hub
Location: Parkdale, Toronto
Type: Community Planning
What happens when you actually listen to the community? This. Mixed-income housing around a public plaza that's become the neighborhood's living room. Zoning was a nightmare but totally worth it.
Urban Planning Community
Junction Loft Spaces
Location: The Junction, Toronto
Type: Adaptive Reuse
Old factory that sat empty for 15 years. Now it's artist studios and creative workspace. Sometimes buildings just need someone to see what they could be instead of what they were.
Adaptive Reuse
Yonge Corridor Tower
Location: North York, Toronto
Type: High-Rise Residential
Transit-oriented development done right. Walking distance to subway, mixed retail on ground floor, affordable units mixed with market rate. City planners actually used this as a template later.
High-Rise
Bloor West Streetscape
Location: Bloor West Village, Toronto
Type: Urban Revitalization
Reimagined an entire street corridor. Wider sidewalks, better lighting, accessible storefronts. Small businesses are thriving now - foot traffic's up like 40% or something crazy.
Streetscape
King East Creative Hub
Location: King East, Toronto
Type: Commercial Interior
Designed for how people actually work now - not cubicles from 1995. Flexible spaces, natural light everywhere, areas for both collaboration and hiding from everyone when you need to focus.
Interior Design
Cabbagetown Church Homes
Location: Cabbagetown, Toronto
Type: Heritage Conversion
Converting a decommissioned church into condos while keeping its character? Yeah, that was intense. But those vaulted ceilings and stained glass make for some seriously unique living spaces.
Heritage Residential
Waterfront Promenade
Location: Toronto Harbourfront
Type: Public Space Planning
Public spaces should feel public, y'know? Made this stretch accessible, comfortable, with enough seating that you don't have to fight for a spot. Plus the views don't hurt.
Public Space