This property was a small, single-family home. Now it has been severed into two separate lots, each with a fourplex and laneway suite. 1 unit before. 10 units today.

Dormers and an addition accommodate new space while minimizing impact on neighbours.

Sustainable Leslievllle new-build home with a basement apartment to supplement income.

The original century home had a very wide footprint, allowing for the creation of two side-by-side units.

Laneway suite in Toronto’s west end that maximizes usable floor area for future tenants.

This laneway suite is a modern renewal of an existing garage structure. The interior creates a contemporary space with maximum privacy.

A century-home in Toronto’s east end needed energy upgrades, a fresh look, a little more space, and a lot more useability.

The modern home’s goal is to reduce energy consumption through passive-house-inspired design while showcasing dramatic views of site.

This garden-suite retrofit offers a unique opportunity for smart and creative infill without expanding beyond the current walls of the existing structure.

The two-storey addition adds livable space to this century house through respectful and practical design that suit a growing family.

Sustainable renovation and addition of an existing brick home in Toronto’s east end, with a focus on maintaining street character.

Sustainable renovation of an existing storage building on a laneway in Toronto’s west end.

Three cubes in the rolling countryside, stacked and staggered to create a composition that is visually appealing but also functional.

Legalizing an existing, illegal garage apartment. This contemporary 2-bedroom home was designed for a young couple who love to socialize and appreciate urban surroundings.

Interior renovation of a Toronto century home and the addition of a secondary unit.

A family vacation home for year-round use, designed to bring the outdoors in.