Selected work

Linar sits on the eastern shore of Al Mamzar Beach: five residential towers of fifty to fifty-five storeys and a commercial tower, with 2,683 homes along 325 metres of Gulf frontage.

Ghaf Woods is planned as Dubai’s first forest-living community: eleven residential clusters gathered around a central woodland, with Phase 1 — two clusters and twenty six-storey buildings — delivering more than 135,000 m² and over a thousand homes.

Oakridge Park leverages the enormous potential of a 28-acre site occupying almost eight city blocks in the geographic centre of Vancouver, transforming a 1950s suburban mall with sprawling surface parking lots into a ground-breaking cultural and civic hub.

Zephyr is a community of homes that set a new standard for urban, green, sustainable living in one of Canada’s great neighborhoods, downtown Vancouver, and will set a new standard for livability, offering amenities, retail, and common areas beyond a typical rental building.

Situated in the heart of downtown Vancouver, this mixed-use development combines The Butterfly—a new 57-storey luxury market tower—with the heritage upgrade, rehabilitation, and expansion of the historic First Baptist Church (FBC), built in 1911.

Allard Hall—MacEwan University’s new Centre for Arts and Culture—establishes a new urban landmark and visually compelling gateway to its City Centre Campus in Edmonton. Clad in a distinctive, climate-responsive façade of high-performance glazing accentuated by vibrant green ceramic frit, and black spandrel panels that reflect the sky, the building’s sleek contemporary expression promotes MacEwan’s main campus as a state-of-the-art, community-inspired institution.