Projects That Got Us Excited

Vaughan, ON

Triple-rink facility that became way more than we initially planned. The community asked for something special, so we added a sports medicine clinic and year-round training center. It's now the go-to spot for youth hockey in the GTA.

Toronto, ON

Intimate 2,800-seat venue with acoustics that'll blow your mind. Working with sound engineers on this one was a masterclass in physics.

Mississauga, ON

Multi-sport complex that serves three neighborhoods. Budget was tight but the result speaks for itself.

Kingston, ON

8,500-capacity arena that hosts everything from junior hockey to touring concerts. The retractable seating system we designed lets them flip configurations in under 4 hours.

Waterloo, ON

Corporate headquarters for a sports analytics company. Combined office space with a working biomechanics lab. Pretty cool watching science happen through those glass walls.

Hamilton, ON

Brought a 1960s stadium into the modern era while keeping its historic character intact. The city wanted to preserve memories, and we made sure they could.

Toronto, ON

Canada's first purpose-built esports arena. Yeah, we had to learn about gaming from scratch. Turns out designing for 1,200 screaming gamers requires different acoustics than traditional sports. The LED wall alone took six months to spec out properly.

Burlington, ON

Our biggest project to date - 22,000-seat stadium that's become the home of professional soccer in Southern Ontario. The cantilevered roof was an engineering nightmare, won't lie, but it provides cover for 85% of seats without needing support columns. Wind tunnel testing alone cost us three months of sleep.

Scarborough, ON

Olympic-size pool facility with separate diving and training pools. The natural lighting system was inspired by Nordic design principles.

Ottawa, ON

Elite athlete training facility that's practically a science lab. We integrated motion capture tech directly into the architecture.

London, ON

1950s arena that needed modern systems without losing its character. Every beam tells a story here.

Markham, ON

Mixed-use entertainment district with theaters, restaurants, and a 5,000-seat event space. The modular design lets them host trade shows on Tuesday and rock concerts on Saturday. Honestly proud of how versatile this space turned out.