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LOMA is a mixed-use residential high-rise in the heart of Maillardville, delivering homes above ground-floor retail. The design is defined by a timber-inspired façade and a rooftop green terrace that connects contemporary living with local heritage.

Melrose is a multi-family residential project that introduces contemporary housing within an established urban neighbourhood. The design emphasizes balanced massing, material restraint, and a strong relationship to the street.

Cambie 26 is a mixed-use residential development along the Cambie Corridor shaped by its transit-oriented context. The project integrates residential density with active street-level uses and a clean, modern architectural language.

Aura is a mixed-use residential project located along a transit-oriented urban corridor. The design integrates residential density with active ground-level uses and a contemporary architectural expression.

Charles Centre is a mixed-use commercial development combining office, retail, and hotel uses in a compact, transit-oriented urban form. Located near SkyTrain, the design responds to its dynamic context through clear massing, strong street presence, and flexible commercial spaces.

Minoru is a mixed-use office, retail, and hotel project located within a prominent civic context. The design is organized around an elevated semi-public plaza that supports gathering and movement while contributing to the surrounding public realm.

Kelowna Gateway is a mixed-use commercial development marking a key entry point into the city. The project establishes a strong architectural identity while responding to its gateway location and broader urban setting.

JD Tower is a residential high-rise defined by vertical expression and a distinctive woven-pattern façade. The design creates a contemporary skyline presence while engaging the public realm through carefully articulated massing and materials.

Church Centre is a mixed-use project integrating community-oriented functions with commercial uses. The design carefully balances new development with sensitivity to its surrounding institutional and neighbourhood context.

RDYO is a mixed-use arts and culture project that combines a contemporary theater with a hotel, creating a new cultural gateway near the Bridgeport SkyTrain station. The project is conceived as an active urban destination where performance, public space, and daily life intersect, extending cultural activity beyond the stage and into the city.

Pipeline is a senior housing project developed on a highly challenging suburban site. The design takes an innovative, outside-the-box approach to planning and massing to create a supportive, accessible living environment within a non-urban context.

Formosa is a senior housing development focused on creating a comfortable and dignified living environment. The architecture balances residential scale with clear organization, prioritizing accessibility and daily livability.

 Taoist Temple is a cultural and religious project involving the adaptive reuse of a former Roman Catholic church. The design transforms the existing structure to support Taoist spiritual practice and community gathering while respecting the building’s original architectural character.

Moody Park Home is a small-scale multiplex residential project that serves as an early precedent under the Vancouver Plan, demonstrating how gentle density can be integrated into established neighbourhoods. Selected as a reference project, it illustrates a practical pathway for transitioning single-family areas toward multi-unit housing while maintaining livability and neighbourhood character.

Moody Park Home is a small-scale multiplex residential project that serves as an early precedent under the Vancouver Plan, demonstrating how gentle density can be integrated into established neighbourhoods.

The project responds to emerging affordability pressures by combining efficient unit planning with a clear urban and architectural framework, supporting higher density while maintaining livability and neighbourhood compatibility.

Aristotle Living is a multi-family residential project located within Langley’s Transit Village context. The design organizes two six-storey buildings around a shared central courtyard, using articulated massing and active ground-floor units to support livability, connectivity, and a strong street presence.

Eliot is a boutique four-storey residential project in East Vancouver that explores how compact housing can be enhanced through shared space, neighbourhood integration, and careful amenity planning. The design balances affordability and livability within a low-rise, urban infill form.

Pixel is a compact mixed-use residential project that brings everyday living and local commerce together within a clear, urban form. The development combines residential units above with active commercial space at grade, shaping a walkable streetscape and a lively neighbourhood presence.