Our Projects
The Timberland Apartment Building
This handsome apartment building has 26 rental dwelling units, nestled in a natural landscape of trees and founded on a Canadian Shield stone batholith. Just a short walk downhill to Huntsville’s downtown and tasting the true Muskoka life: sitting on a patio dock along the Muskoka River.
The Art of Better Buildings:
A Pre-construction Guidance Book
Strategies towards Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification
Incorporating thoughtful accessibility considerations early in the design process adds minimal cost – yet many projects still treat accessibility as an afterthought, aiming only to meet minimum code requirements. Discover how to integrate meaningful access in new construction projects from the outset to create inclusive spaces, and explore practical strategies for aligning involved parties, navigating legislative requirements, and addressing site constraints and budget pressures without compromising inclusion.
This free publication covers risk and change management as well as common false equivalencies to help avoid the typical Tower of Babel frictions that result in change orders, budget overages, and delays in schedules. Building designs are decision trees: all subsequent decisions are built on the previous ones.
The Net Zero Graphs above however show it simply: critical design objectives introduced late will result in projects off-course. Stop doing that, eh?
coming soon
Brockton Project
A future landmark building situated at the top of hill affording gorgeous views of picturesque Brockton, Ontario. Inspired by Scandinavian architecture, this distinctive apartment building will have 30 rental dwelling units with hygge inspired balconies. Walking distance to the downtown and just uphill of the Saugeen River valley. This will be the talk of the town.
coming soon
Parry Sound Project
The project includes multiple townhouse complexes that total 28 rental dwelling units. Walking distance to Parry Sounds downtown and the lovely Seguin River.
