Designing resilient structures for Canada's northern frontier
We've spent years figuring out what actually works when you're building in places where winter isn't just a season - it's a way of life.
Building in the North isn't like anywhere else. You can't just slap up a structure and hope for the best when it's -40 outside and the ground's frozen solid half the year.
We've been at this long enough to understand that northern architecture needs to respect the environment it's in. Not fight against it, not ignore it - work with it. Every project we take on gets the same treatment: thoughtful design that'll actually stand up to whatever the climate throws at it.
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Energy efficiency isn't optional up North - it's survival.
We've learned a few things about building when the weather's trying to kill your schedule.
Homes that keep people warm without bankrupting them on heating bills.
Big projects that need to work year-round in tough conditions.
Bringing old structures into the 21st century without losing their soul.
Making sure we're not messing up the landscape for future generations.
A few projects we're pretty proud of
Homes built for real northern living
Structures that work as hard as the people in them
Preserving history while adding modern comfort
Let's talk about what you're trying to build and how we can make it work up here.
Get In TouchWhen you're building in sensitive ecosystems and extreme climates, you don't get second chances. The permafrost doesn't forgive sloppy work, and neither does the environment.
We've seen what happens when people cut corners or ignore the realities of northern construction. That's why every project we do starts with environmental considerations baked right in - not as an afterthought, but as part of the foundation.
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