Our Story
Look, we didn't start out thinking we'd become one of Canada's go-to firms for aviation architecture. Back in 2008, our founder was just frustrated with how airports felt more like cattle farms than places where human dreams of flight come alive.
That frustration turned into something pretty special. We've spent the last seventeen years proving that aviation infrastructure doesn't have to sacrifice beauty for function or sustainability for efficiency. Every project we take on - whether it's a massive international terminal or a modest flight training center - gets the same treatment: thoughtful design that actually makes sense for the people using it.
What sets us apart? We're not just architects who happen to work on airports. We're aviation nerds who became architects. Half our team has pilot licenses, and we've logged more hours walking through terminals than most frequent flyers. That means we catch the stuff others miss - like how morning light hits a departure lounge, or where pilots actually want windows in a hangar.
Our Toronto office sits right near Pearson, which isn't an accident. We wanted to stay connected to the daily rhythm of aviation life. On any given day, you'll find us sketching concepts inspired by the aircraft we see taking off, or testing acoustic designs based on real-world engine noise.
Our Philosophy
Sustainable design isn't a buzzword for us - it's literally how we've built our reputation. Every project balances environmental responsibility with the unique demands of aviation infrastructure. We're talking green roofs that handle jet wash, solar arrays that don't create glare for pilots, and HVAC systems that work with, not against, the massive thermal loads aircraft create.
By The Numbers
47+
Completed Aviation Projects
12
International Airport Terminals
89%
Energy Reduction Average
23
Team Members
