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The Woodshed Cabin

Vancouver Island, BC
Using initial concept models and more detailed design models, this cabin is thoughtfully designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings, strengthening the connection between inhabitants and the environment. The architecture features a minimalist approach, using natural materials like local natural wood. Prioritizing energy efficiency and sustainable practices, the cabin fosters a serene, peaceful atmosphere that invites relaxation integration into nature.

The Moss
House

Gulf Islands, BC
A modern single-level home nestled in a forest surrounded by mossy boulders presents a unique architectural opportunity to blend contemporary design with the natural surroundings. The use of natural materials such as wood and light seamlessly integrates the home with the forest environment, creating a sense of harmony and tranquility. Large windows and open-plan spaces maximize the surrounding views and natural light, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living. The design emphasizes simplicity and minimalism, allowing the natural surroundings to take centre stage. The result is a modern home that exists in perfect balance with the surrounding forest, providing an immersive and tranquil living experience.

West Coast Townhouse

The west coast townhouse designed for simplicity and affordability, using locally sourced materials like wood and natural stone, as well as cost saving technology like pre-fabrication. With large windows, minimalistic open floor plans, and exposed wood beams, this design achieves a modern aesthetic that harmonizes with the Pacific Northwest landscape. The structure uses straightforward typical construction techniques and simple but elevating design. A providing a lower-cost, and high value solution to a needed higher density housing.

Saunas in
Nature

Vancouver Island, Various Locations
Saunas create the experience of relaxation and rejuvenation. The design should be simple, yet functional, with natural materials that provide a sense of warmth and comfort. Ultimately, sauna design should create a calming and inviting space that reflects the physical and mental benefits of the sauna experience. The result is an immersive experience that promotes relaxation and a deep connection with nature.
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