The new professional office for True Grit Consulting. Sustainable materials were employed throughout the design. The interior environment provides a creative and collaborative workspace with open workstations and glazed office partitions allowing an abundance of natural daylighting. The space was designed with demountable partitions to accommodate flexibility and adaptability - the workspace is a healthy, naturally lit, engaging environment that improves productivity, encourages collaboration and is a showpiece for the company.

The new office for Mountainview Cemetery respects the presence of existing plots and enhances the public services, the connection with the cemetery lands, historical plots and an existing war memorial. Materials and colors were chosen to mimic local natural materials and elements and for their their durability and maintenance.  Coloured glass was used to allude to stained glass, recognizing the presence of the St. Patrick’s cemetery plots within this mainly non-demoninational cemetery. 

i4a president Cory Stechyshyn completed his architectural thesis in 2005. His thesis focused on development of an under-utilized waterfront property that was rich in character and heritage and suffers from a disconnect between the waterfront and downtown urban environment.  The thesis project was presented to the public with a welcomed turn-out, and grew into a volunteer group seeking to develop a similar project on the waterfront property, entitled "Lake Superior Place", this group continue in their pursuit - visit their website here.