Professionals

Building with local stone and northern light

Building the future by respecting the heavy industrial grit of Northern landscapes.

Using concrete and steel to reclaim saltwater lots in Howe Sound.

Connecting studios with their supply chain one doorframe at a time.

Honing details where structural performance meets timber aesthetics

Interpreting Canada’s harsh clay soils through timber structures.

Solving the equation of form, structure, and material performance.

Ensuring the structural logic holds up before the drawings start.

Reducing retail environments to their most essential geometric forms.

Designing in Kapuskasing one modular wall section at a time

Computational Design Researcher at Metro Construct Studio

Programming light and site physics with Grasshopper

Turning data into a breathable skin for the local climate.

Believing stone and concrete speak more truthfully than drywall.

Architectural Designer at Dynamicsystem Lab

Building stories in Atlantic Canada, one window at a time.

Designing mod-affordable homes that fit the Gulf Coast’s coastal wind patterns.

Turning hours of coding into a still morning's light on brick.

Turning shadow and light into the story of a building.

Bridging technical proficiency with creative ambiguity in northern architectural design.

Designing quiet spaces within the loud sprawl of subdivisions.

Balancing numbers with brick to bridge the gap between budget constraints and site realities in British Columbia.

Connecting technical drawings to built reality in Quebec.

Designing one footprint at a time in Edson's changing climate.

Turning thermal nuances into building code compliance.

Building structures that intersect community needs with practical function.