Look, we're not gonna pretend every old warehouse deserves saving. But the ones that do? They've got stories that steel and glass condos can't touch.
We've spent the last decade deep in Toronto's industrial bones - those forgotten factories, aging municipal buildings, and brick beauties that shaped this city. Our approach ain't about slapping on some Edison bulbs and calling it 'heritage'. We dig into what made these structures work, then figure out how they can work even better for what's coming next.
Our StorySix core services. Zero fluff.
Bringing back factories, warehouses, and mills without erasing what made 'em special. We keep the soul, upgrade the systems.
Live-work-play spaces that actually function. We've learned the hard way that mixing uses takes more than stacking floors.
Commercial spaces that don't cost a fortune to heat or cool. Passive systems, smart materials, real-world efficiency.
When you need someone who can talk to both the heritage committee and your contractor without losing their mind.
Homes that borrow industrial honesty - exposed structure, raw materials, spaces that breathe. But comfortable, y'know?
Public buildings and civic spaces that'll still work in 50 years. We plan for communities, not just quarterly reports.
And honestly? That's mostly good. But we're watching a lot of buildings that helped build this city get torn down for stuff that looks like it came from a catalog.
We work with developers, municipalities, and private clients who get that there's value in what's already here. Sometimes that means full restoration. Sometimes it's about taking what works and reimagining the rest. And yeah, sometimes it means starting fresh - but with respect for what came before.
From century-old textile mills to brand-new civic centers, here's what we've been wrestling with lately.
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Whether it's a heritage gem that needs saving or raw space ready for something new, let's talk about what's possible. We do free initial consults - no pressure, just real conversation about your project.