14 sites so far
What we have built
Client sites, plus design concepts we build for new industries so you can see what yours could look like. Concepts use fictional businesses and say so on the page.
Client sites
Terminal X Auto Detailing
Auto detailing. Markham detailing studio: one continuous film from the wash bay into the seats, the cleaning taken apart, then back out to the pressure wash.
ArchLine Haojiang Renovation
Renovation and design build. Toronto renovation studio. Project gallery, services through permits, and a 3D Showcase where a house opens into its materials as you scroll.
Hao Jiang Archline, 3D Showcase
Renovation. A warm industrial renovation film: construction site to kitchen to living room, then every material taken apart. Approved by the client.
Daniel's Kitchen
Home kitchen. Friday dinners from a Bocuse d'Or Team Canada chef: weekly menu, order countdown and a 35 second promo video.
Concepts
Larkhollow Landscape Studio
Landscaping. Landscape design and build in west Toronto, redrawn as a field guide folio. Plate I is an engraved block diagram of the garden that draws itself in ink; scrolling cuts it open and lifts the pergola, plants, stone, sand, gravel and fabric apart with a numbered key in real build order, then builds it back. A specimen index of Ontario natives filters by light and season, and the booking form is a yard walk request slip.
Ninefold Bakehouse
Bakery. Fictional sourdough bakery in Toronto's east end. The first screen is a working pre order composer set as a bakery counter: the headline sits behind a large drawn bag and the order controls run along a receipt strip under it; pick a day and loaves and tomorrow's bag is drawn with them in it. Then the night: a dough sheet is folded nine times by scroll or by hand, shaped, scored and baked. Every loaf is grown in code from its own seed; tap one on the rack to slice it and see its crumb.
Kestrel Movers
Moving and storage. A 3D toy world of yard, storage, route and delivery that you scroll through, one stop of the move at a time.
Ninth Room Gallery
Art gallery. Walk a contemporary gallery room by room in 3D, every image drawn in code.
Brindlewick Roofing
Roofing. Fictional residential roofer in east Toronto, redone as a riso printed one object page: an isometric house drawn in three inks. Scrolling lifts the roof off, fans it into an exploded parts diagram, lights each of the seven layers in real install order, puts them back deck first, then rain runs off into the eavestrough. Work order form with a rubber stamp.
Larkhollow Landscape Studio, EN / 中文
Landscaping. The landscaper concept as one bilingual page: an EN / 中文 switch swaps every word in place, Chinese copy written for Chinese readers, a layer legend in both languages, and a booking form with language and WeChat fields.
Paperbolt Studio
Marketing studio. A fictional Toronto marketing studio: brand, social, ads, websites and video, told through one pinned colour burst film.
Velune Cliff Villas
Luxury villas and short stays. Twelve fictional cliff villas above the Andaman Sea: a sunset hero film, villas in a triptych, a day at Velune and an availability check.
Evas Cafes
Cafe. A matcha and coffee bar told from bean to cup: a scroll film pours the drinks, then a menu of six with placeholder prices.
Lahab Shawarma
Restaurant. Shawarma off the fire: scroll the flame, then build your own wrap and watch the order fill in. Demo only, no order is placed.