Superkül delivers deeply contextual architecture of enduring quality and character designed for profound and sustainable livability.
With an undulating biophilic ceiling system, new sloped structural glass, durable materials that evoke the Canadian landscape, and a revitalized outdoor terrace, the renovated Lower Observation Level offers an exhilarating “treetop” experience at Toronto’s CN Tower.
Designed for hosting friends and family, this spacious split-level cottage in the Kawartha Highlands navigates a rocky hillside to immerse its occupants in nature and invite the lake into the house.
Designed for accessibility, navigability, and compassionate service, the new Students Services Hub is a dynamic and welcoming first stop for University of Toronto Mississauga students.
Since founding the practice in 2002, we have been committed to building responsibly and attentively, with an emphasis on collaboration, craft, and constructability.
Congratulations to Meg Graham for being named by the RAIC as a recipient of the King Charles III Coronation Medal!
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