Portfolio - Obsidrix Quest Architecture

Heritage Restoration

Rosedale Victorian Revival

Took this 1890s gem from near-collapse to showpiece. Kept every original detail we could salvage while sneaking in modern comfort where it counts.

Sustainable Commercial

King Street Green Tower

Net-zero office space that actually works. Solar panels, rainwater harvesting, the whole nine yards - and tenants love the natural light flooding every floor.

Urban Planning

Distillery District Commons

Transformed this forgotten corner into an actual gathering spot. People hang out here now - that's when you know you've nailed it.

Passive House

Leaside Eco Residence

Our first certified Passive House. Heating bills that'll make your friends jealous, and it looks nothing like the "eco boxes" people expect.

Adaptive Reuse

Junction Textile Mill Revival

Century-old textile factory turned mixed-use complex. Those exposed brick walls and timber beams tell stories no new build ever could.

Residential Design

High Park Family Haven

Built for real life with three kids and two dogs. Open-plan where it matters, private nooks where you need 'em. Function meets form without the pretense.

Mixed Use

Queen West Live-Work Hub

Retail on ground, offices mid-level, residential up top. Creating the kind of density that makes neighborhoods thrive instead of just cramming people in.

Heritage Restoration

St. Lawrence Cathedral Conservation

Two years of painstaking work on this 1850s cathedral. Every stone cleaned by hand, stained glass restored piece by piece. Worth every minute.

Green Infrastructure

Liberty Village Green Roof Campus

14,000 sq ft of living roof that's cut cooling costs by 40%. Plus the rooftop garden's become the office's favorite lunch spot.

Urban Residential

Leslieville Laneway Homes

Making the most of Toronto's laneway housing potential. Six units where there used to be garages - adding homes without changing the neighborhood's character.

Interior Design

Yorkville Bistro Reimagined

Complete gut job turned this dated space into something people actually want to linger in. Acoustics, lighting, flow - the stuff diners feel but don't talk about.

Community Building

Scarborough Community Hub

LEED Gold certified center that's become the heart of its neighborhood. Geothermal heating, solar power, and spaces that adapt to whatever the community needs.

Our Work