Hotter, longer fire seasons are here to stay. Discover how resilient design - fire-resistant materials, defensible landscaping, and smarter planning - is shaping safer, sustainable living for the future.

What if your home could recycle its own water - without you lifting a finger? Greywater reuse is quietly transforming how we design for sustainability.

As people spend more time at home, they want spaces that feel open, bright, and connected to nature. This design style isn’t just trendy, it reflects how people want to live today.

According to CMHC’s latest Housing Supply report (2024), Canada is on the brink of a housing crisis with more than 3.5 million additional homes needed by 2030.

The design of a sacred space is arguably one of the most complex and exciting building types for architects to explore.

As Architects, being at the leading edge of new urban planning and housing regulations places us in the prime position to understand future development trends, as well as deliver highest quality products to our clients.

Are you a high school student with a passion for design, a keen eye for detail, and a fascination with how buildings work? If so, you might want to consider architecture as a possible career path.

Building your dream home overlooking the ocean is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Embracing simplicity, functionality and a strong connection to nature.