
Point Grey Residence
A small-footprint home shaped by craft and character — a sweeping curved gable, stone chimney, and arched entry give the exterior its quiet presence.



A small-footprint home shaped by craft and character — a sweeping curved gable, stone chimney, and arched entry give the exterior its quiet presence.



A ground-floor café addition to an existing turn-of-the-century corner building, drawn from the quiet romance of a Parisian bistro — soft sage millwork, awnings, clipped topiaries, and a sidewalk terrace that invites the street in.


A tired mid-century cottage reimagined as a sun-washed Mediterranean retreat — a new pergola-shaded entry, arched windows, patterned tile risers, and lush tropical planting transform the street presence while keeping the original footprint intact.



A 1990s suburban two-storey reworked into a calm, Prairie-inflected family home — sweeping low-pitched hips, deep eaves, a sheltered front porch, and a softer palette of warm taupe siding, cedar soffits, and brick give the house a quieter, more grounded presence on the cul-de-sac.

