This house is a rebuild on a large lot in an established neighbourhood in South Kitchener. The sloping topography provided the opportunity to tuck the house into the grade. The main floor of the house is a warm brick mass that sits atop a textured concrete base. The second storey and main entrance glass foyer is wrapped by wood slat screens. The materials are complimentary in tone while providing contrast in weight and lightness.

A two-phase project with an initial sales pavilion, designed to be incorporated as part of the second phase office and administrative building. The fully accessible ramped entry, glazed pedestrian building link, mass timber structure, and suspended retail shelving display areas all combine to create a unique and welcoming experience, with an emphasis on sustainable construction practices and long-term durability.

For decades this building operated as a retail department store and was originally built as a cinema. The renovation revealed it’s layered past by exposing spaces, back to a brick and beam structure. The front façade is mix of original details and clean modern materials. This adaptive re-use project comprises retail at street level, and office space on levels above.

An office building for an award winning residential home builder and renovation company in Cambridge, Ontario. The front facade of a former industrial warehouse was renovated to showcase clean lines and contemporary materials. A new entrance canopy and storefront glazing welcome clients to the interior that features a showroom, boardroom, and studio style office space.