We're not just drawing lines on blueprints - we're breathing new life into the bones of industry while building sustainable futures.
Based in Vancouver, we've spent years figuring out how to make old warehouses work for modern life and design new industrial spaces that actually respect the planet. It's messy, it's challenging, but honestly? That's what makes it worth doing.
Look, we could throw around fancy architectural jargon all day. But here's the real deal - we take buildings that've been standing for decades and make 'em work for today, and we design new spaces that won't trash the environment. Pretty straightforward, right?
Modern factories, warehouses, and production facilities that don't look like boring concrete boxes. We're talking about spaces where people actually wanna show up to work.
Those old brick buildings with character? Yeah, we save those. It's part detective work, part craftsmanship, and totally worth it when you see the final result.
Green roofs, solar integration, proper insulation - all that stuff that seems optional but really isn't anymore. We've been doing this since before it was trendy.
Neighborhoods need to make sense. We help cities figure out how industrial areas can coexist with residential zones without driving everyone crazy.
LEED, BREEAM, all those acronyms that matter when you're trying to prove your building's actually sustainable. We navigate the paperwork so you don't have to.
Sometimes you need someone to tell you if that wall can actually come down or if you're about to make a very expensive mistake. That's where we come in.
We've been around long enough to see trends come and go. Open floor plans? Done it. Exposed brick? Obviously. But here's what doesn't change - buildings need to last, they need to work for real people, and they shouldn't cost the earth (literally).
Our team's walked through more construction sites than we can count, argued with contractors about load-bearing walls, and spent way too many hours poring over historical documents to get heritage restorations just right.
That's not bragging - that's just what happens when you care about getting it right.
More About Our ApproachNot everything makes it to the awards ceremony, but these ones? Yeah, these turned out pretty damn good.
Turned a 1920s warehouse into mixed-use space without losing its soul
LEED Platinum facility that actually makes financial sense
Whether it's a century-old brick beauty or a brand new industrial complex you're dreaming up, let's grab a coffee and talk about what's actually possible.