BOLD workshop

Button two ways, looking towards the epic wall of millwork and looking towards the living room.

Finishing touches still to come at Sight Unseen Optics with Dan Hapton, built by Leading Edge Developments Inc.

The current rules make building more more . We’re seeing it firsthand at New Monica.

We’re deep into servicing work, including infrastructure tie ins and an on site stormwater management system.

Upgrading infrastructure to support more homes makes sense. On the other hand, on site stormwater management is triggered by unit count, while the impact being managed is based on lot coverage.

A middle project can face additional requirements that a single family with the same lot coverage does not.

This makes single family development the easier, more affordable path. If we want more missing middle housing, we need to level the playing field.

In full ! A walk past one of our first projects, and first development project, Slice . Nestled in the historic Inglewood , this beauty looks the same as the day it was finished 🏠

Matching Swisspearl Group siding colours to our outfits adidas

New Monica is now in construction! 🏗️

This 16 unit project makes thoughtful use of the site, with no unit relegated to the back. The over garage homes you see here are positioned half on the street and half on the lane, made possible by the H-GO zoning we achieved at the onset of the project. These units activate both the street and lane, creating a meaningful connection to the realm.

Happy long weekend Terre Café Calgary Alt Hotels
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Photo by Hayden Pattullo

There is something special about designing in Foothills County.

The wide skies, rolling landscapes, and quiet rhythm of the land remind us that good begins with listening. Every site has its own story, and every project is an opportunity to create something that feels deeply connected to its surroundings.

We're incredibly grateful to be working in such a beautiful place and can't wait to see these projects take shape.

Sight Unseen Optics progress with our collaborator Dan Hapton