We've been doing sustainable architecture since way before it was cool. Every project we take on starts with one question: how can we make this better for people AND the planet?
Look, we're not gonna hit you with a bunch of fancy jargon about carbon neutrality and buzzwords. Here's the deal: we design buildings that actually make sense. Buildings that don't waste energy, don't cost a fortune to run, and don't make people feel like they're living in some sterile lab.
We've been at this for years now, and honestly? The best sustainable buildings are the ones where people don't even notice all the green tech working behind the scenes. They just know their space feels good, their bills aren't insane, and yeah—they're doing something positive.
Why throw tech at a problem when good orientation and natural ventilation can do the job?
We source locally when we can and choose materials that'll actually last decades, not just look good in photos.
When we do add tech, it's stuff that pays for itself and doesn't need a PhD to operate.
Buildings should adapt as needs change. Flexibility is sustainability too.
78% average energy reduction across our projects
23 LEED certified buildings completed
100% commitment to responsible design
We've got the credentials, but more importantly, we've got the results
Multiple team members with LEED AP credentials
Certified in energy-efficient design practices
Trained in ultra-low energy building standards
Canada Green Building Council active participant
Numbers don't lie. Here's what our sustainable projects have achieved over the past few years. And yeah, we're pretty proud of this stuff.
CO2 emissions prevented annually
Water saved per year
Energy reduction achieved
Construction waste diverted
No greenwashing here—just real solutions we implement on every project
A lot of firms will tack on "sustainable" to their services list and call it a day. For us, it's literally baked into everything we do from the first sketch. We're not trying to win awards (though we have, which is cool)—we're trying to design buildings that'll still make sense in 50 years.
The thing is, sustainable design isn't about sacrifice. You don't have to live in a weird experimental box or give up comfort. The best projects we've done? Clients forget they're even in a "green" building. It just works better, costs less to run, and feels right.
We've done this enough times to know what actually works in Toronto's climate and what's just marketing fluff.
Green doesn't have to mean expensive. We find the sweet spot between eco-friendly and economically smart.
We know Ontario building codes, local suppliers, and Toronto's specific challenges inside and out.
We stick around after the ribbon-cutting to make sure everything's performing like we promised.
Whether you're planning a new build or renovating an existing space, we can help you make it sustainable without the headaches. Let's talk about what's actually possible for your project and your budget.