Our Work Speaks Volumes

From sketch to skyline, here's what we've been cooking up. Each project tells a story of sustainability meeting design, where function dances with form and green infrastructure isn't just a buzzword - it's our bread and butter.

EcoTower Downtown Toronto
Commercial / Urban

EcoTower Downtown

28-story LEED Platinum tower that's basically a vertical forest. We packed 2,000+ plants into the facade and integrated rainwater harvesting that cuts water use by 60%. Finished in 2024, and honestly, it's become a bit of a landmark already.

LEED Platinum Living Wall Smart Systems
Riverside Green Residences
Residential

Riverside Green

120 units of affordable housing that doesn't compromise on green tech. Geothermal heating, solar arrays, and community gardens that actually get used. Real people living real lives in a building that gives back.

LEED Gold Geothermal
Queen Street Green Corridor
Urban Planning / Infrastructure

Queen Street Green Corridor

We turned 3.5 km of tired streetscape into a pedestrian paradise. Bioswales, permeable pavements, and strategic tree canopy that dropped local temps by 4 degrees. Won the city planning award in '23 and changed how Toronto thinks about its streets.

Urban Design Green Infrastructure Bioswales
Old Mill Heritage Restoration
Heritage

Old Mill Heritage Restoration

1887 mill building that needed serious love. We kept every inch of character while sneaking in modern efficiency - triple-pane heritage windows, insulated stone walls, and hidden HVAC that respects the bones. It's now a mixed-use space that honors its past while crushing energy targets.

Heritage Adaptive Reuse Energy Retrofit
Tech Hub Green Roof
Commercial

Tech Hub Green Roof

5,000 sq ft intensive green roof that's become the building's best amenity. Staff actually use it for meetings and lunch breaks. Stormwater retention is through the roof (pun intended) and cooling costs dropped 30%.

Green Roof Stormwater
Bay Street Corporate HQ
Commercial

Bay Street Corporate HQ

Interior fit-out that proves sustainable doesn't mean sterile. Reclaimed wood, biophilic design, circadian lighting - the whole nine yards. Employee satisfaction went up 40% after the move. Numbers don't lie.

Interior Design Biophilic Wellness
Harbourfront Mixed-Use Development
Residential / Urban

Harbourfront Mixed-Use

Three towers, 800 units, retail podium, and a public plaza that actually feels public. Net-zero ready with district energy, EV charging for every unit, and bike storage that makes car ownership optional. This one's our baby - five years in the making and it shows.

Net-Zero Ready Mixed-Use District Energy
Waterfront Smart Grid Integration
Infrastructure / Urban

Waterfront Smart Grid

Consultation and master planning for Toronto's waterfront smart grid. IoT sensors, adaptive street lighting, and integrated renewable energy systems across 12 city blocks. Infrastructure nerd stuff that makes everything else possible.

Smart City Master Planning IoT Integration
Passive House Pilot Project
Residential

Passive House Pilot

First certified Passive House multi-family in Ontario. Heat bills that make people do double-takes. Air quality so good you can feel the difference. This project taught us a ton and we've been applying those lessons ever since.

Passive House Ultra-Efficient
Living Wall Research Center
Commercial

Living Wall Research Center

12,000 sq ft of vertical gardens housing 47 different species. It's part building, part laboratory, part art installation. We monitor everything - air quality, temperature, humidity - and publish the data. Open-source sustainability in action.

Living Wall Research Biophilic
St. Lawrence Market Annex
Heritage

St. Lawrence Annex

1850s warehouse turned community hub. Every brick tells a story, and we made sure those stories stay loud while bringing the building into 2025. Heritage conservation meets modern performance standards.

Heritage Adaptive Reuse
Downtown Cycling Network
Urban / Infrastructure

Downtown Cycling Network

45 km of protected bike lanes, smart bike parking, and repair stations integrated into the urban fabric. Cycling rates went up 180% in the first year. Sometimes the best architecture is the infrastructure that lets people ditch their cars.

Urban Mobility Infrastructure Active Transport
Co-Housing Collective
Residential

Co-Housing Collective

36 units designed around shared amenities and community living. Common kitchens, workshop spaces, and gardens that bring people together. Turns out the most sustainable building is one where neighbors actually know each other's names.

Co-Housing Community Design Shared Amenities

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Whether it's a ground-up build, heritage restoration, or just figuring out how to make your development actually sustainable - let's talk. We're always up for a challenge, especially if it involves pushing green design forward.

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