Introducing a mixed-use project in Port Moody, British Columbia - a six-story building with a total area of 18,742 sqft. The structure is a combination of commercial and residential spaces that cater to the needs of the local community. The ground floor is designed to accommodate various businesses and public spaces that foster social interaction, while the upper floors offer a range of residential units from one to three bedrooms. The building boasts warm and inviting interiors, with natural materials and comfortable furnishings that create a welcoming ambiance. Residents can take advantage of the communal rooftop terrace and fitness center. This new development stands as a testament to the seamless integration of functionality and aesthetics in modern architecture. We are honored to have been part of this project.

Welcome to our latest architectural project in Mission, BC – a beautiful and family-friendly multi-family residential complex that seamlessly blends urban convenience with suburban charm. This complex features 99 stunning townhouses and two six-storey apartment buildings that are designed to cater to the needs of modern families. The townhouses are perfect for those who value privacy and outdoor living spaces, while the apartment buildings offer sleek and stylish homes that are perfect for those who desire urban convenience. The complex is thoughtfully designed to create a sense of community and togetherness, with plenty of communal spaces that encourage social interaction and foster a sense of belonging. From the communal courtyards to the shared green spaces, the complex provides ample opportunities for residents to connect and make lasting friendships. The family-friendly vibe of the complex is evident from the moment you arrive. The exteriors of the buildings are warm and welcoming, with natural materials and soft colors that create a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The interiors are just as inviting, with spacious and well-lit living spaces that are perfect for families of all sizes. Overall, this multi-family residential complex in Mission, BC is a testament to the power of architecture to create spaces that are both beautiful and functional.

The overall design of Grant Daycare, located in Port Coquitlam, is indebted to and reflective of its surroundings. Through its playful reinterpretation of the local vernacular massing, roofline and materiality, the building signals its programmatic difference (daycare vs single-family home) while respecting the character and identity of the surrounding context. Typical elements of the residential neighbourhood - footprint shape and size, pitched roof, articulated facades, standard window sizes, and a muted colour palette with wood highlights are re-purposed to create a new building that is fully integrated into the existing community.

YPK Airport is a regional airport in Pitt Meadows, located within a 60-km radius from YVR International Airport. Serving as an extension to the YPK Regional Airport, the new hangar complex is designed to meet emerging demands by the aircraft servicing industry seeking to expand beyond Richmond, BC. The scope is limited to facade design of five new aircraft hangars, covering an area of over 200,000 sqft. The hangars are pre-fabricated, meaning the only adjustable variable is surface treatment and lighting. Referencing movie sets and historic commercial lots, the design proposes cladding each hangar in coloured panels to create a seamless gradient between ground and sky. In addition to providing the clients with a captivating narrative, the concept is useful for wayfinding. Further, the facade design becomes a framework and easily replicable motif that allows for customization and future expansion.

The site is located in Gibsons, BC, a former fishing town located 50 km Northwest of Vancouver. Despite technically being on mainland British Columbia, Gibsons is only accessible via ferry. Gibsons is built at the base of Mount Elphinstone - an 1,100m peak that overlooks Howe Sound and Keats island - and as such, has significant grade change between the historic town centre/ferry terminal (Lower Gibsons) and the new commercial centre (Upper Gibsons).