Contemporary architecture rooted in the landscapes of Georgian Bay and Ontario cottage country.

Projects emerge from the specific conditions of site, responding to shoreline, forest, weather exposure, topography, and patterns of inhabitation through restraint, atmosphere, and material permanence.

Daymark Baldie Hill Bunkie
Daymark House Two
Daymark Manitouwaba Lake
Daymark Green Cabin
Daymark Brackenrig Cottage
Daymark Brackenrig Cottage
Daymark Tea Lake
Daymark House Two
Daymark Modern Farmhouse

Site and Atmosphere

Buildings are approached as quiet continuations of their surroundings through restraint, material continuity, and careful attention to atmosphere, light, and patterns of inhabitation.

Interior and exterior spaces are considered together, seeking continuity between shelter and site over time.

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Publications

Dwell

Budget Breakdown

Baldie Hill Bunkie

Designlines

Daymark transforms a crumbling seasonal dwelling into a darkly elegant, year-round retreat—one that honours the past and surrenders to the landscape

Brackenrig Cottage

ArchDaily

For a young couple with three children, building a cottage on Manitouwaba Lake was about more than a getaway—it was about continuing a family story. 

Manitouwaba Lake House
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