
Large-Scale Developments
Lobbies, amenity floors and suite standards for developers and boards.

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Lobbies, amenity floors and suite standards for developers and boards.
We help developers and boards reposition entire buildings through their shared spaces. Lobbies, corridors, amenity floors and suite finish standards are delivered as board-ready packages, priced with our build partners and phased so residents stay in place.
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Partner-led, fast to mobilise and fluent in both hospitality and multi-residential delivery. We bring a residential level of detail to projects measured in floors, keys and suites.
In plain terms, stage by stage, with what you receive at each one.
For new multi-residential buildings and existing condominiums. Every stage ends with a defined package for review, and our fees are billed by stage, so you never pay ahead of the work.

Lobbies, corridors, gyms, party rooms, lounges and rooftops that raise how the whole building is perceived.
A set palette of finishes for each suite type, priced and repeatable across every floor, plus model suites.
3D renderings, material boards and budgets packaged so boards, buyers and investors can approve with confidence.
Drawings and specifications that contractors bid on, so the prices you receive can be compared fairly.
Site reviews, checking contractor shop drawings and answering their questions, available hourly when you need it.
Each stage ends with a sign-off, so spaces can be approved, funded and built one at a time.
The studio is taking on new work across hospitality, multi-residential and commercial interiors, alongside a select number of private residences each year.
Whether it's a single room, a family home, a restaurant or an entire building, every project starts with a conversation with one of our founders.
StudioA.7368 Yonge St. #302, Thornhill, ON L4J 8H9
H.Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Our project inquiry helps us understand your scope, stage, investment and timeline before we meet, so the first conversation is a useful one.