 1 an old concrete floor was renewed by polishing for the new Vespa headquarters in Toronto |
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 3 this fabric-wrapped wall for a projection screen extends upwards from the showroom floor |
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 5 this custom-built storefront display also encompassed heavyweight storage drawers |
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 7 this cash wrap was custom-built with melamine panels wrapped with brushed aluminum trim around clear glass under-counter displays |
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 9 early stages of construction for a Fred Perry retail outlet in Toronto |
 10 this faux-brick wall surface was created using salvaged bricks that were cut in half and affixed to the wall like tile, then pointed like a brick wall |
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 12 the countertops begin to take shape, wrapped in pine boards artificially aged onsite, made to look like salvaged crates |
 13 the clothing display shelving was designed to look like commercial skids |
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 16 the countertop was aged and distressed onsite, then stained and finished with a glossy urethane |
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 18 faux beams were affected from thin pine boards and painted wood plugs that mimicked iron hardware |
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 20 the change stalls continued with the salvaged wood theme |
 21 this custom mirror frame was milled and assembled onsite from rough pine |
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 23 early stages of construction for an awards display case at a Toronto film industry production and supply company |
 24 this semi-open concept was built from scratch |
 25 the finished display case, boasting at least one recognizable award |
 26 the same display case as viewed from the interior of the boardroom |
 27 this industrial-themed entrance to a post-processing meeting space featured extensive use of custom-fabricated metal and a heavy sliding door |
 28 the view from inside that meeting space |
 29 2nd-floor workspace for post-processing facility |
