The Joycelyn Project
- Timeless design
- Smart material mix
- High performance
This project involved a traditional exterior renovation and second-storey addition completed using Hardie Plank fiber cement siding, Hardie board-and-batten panels, and oversized Hardie Trimboard detailing. Installed over wood furring strips anchored directly to the existing brick structure, the new cladding integrates seamlessly with the original home while delivering durability, weather resistance, and long-term performance.
How it was Before
- Existing brick home
- Vertical Expansion
- Integration required
Prior to cladding, the project consisted of an original brick bungalow with a newly constructed second-storey addition. The challenge was integrating modern fiber cement siding with the existing masonry structure in a way that felt cohesive, structurally sound, and true to the home’s traditional character.
The Outcome
- Balanced Proportions
- Refined detailing
- Very satisfied clients
The finished exterior features board-and-batten gables for architectural emphasis, clean Hardie Plank elevations, and oversized 12" gable trim that adds depth and visual impact. The result is a strong, timeless exterior that blends old and new seamlessly — delivering durability, curb appeal, and a homeowner who is extremely satisfied with the final result.
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The Carlaw Project
This project delivered a contemporary modular exterior using Hardie fiber cement architectural panels, Agway NS-25 standing seam metal wall and roof panels, and thermally modified CFP White Ash wood accents. Installed over a fully wrapped building envelope incorporating Blueskin air/vapour barrier and Rockwool Comfortboard 80 exterior insulation, the design balances crisp modern forms with warm natural textures for long-term performance and architectural impact.
The Dufferin Project
This project involved the construction of a highly detailed laneway suite wrapped in corrugated steel wall and roof panels, complemented by perforated corrugated steel accents, custom marine-grade aluminum window shrouds, aluminum soffit panels, and commercial-style metal rainware. Built over a high-performance wall assembly incorporating Blueskin air/vapour barrier and Rockwool exterior insulation, the result is a durable, modern structure that delivers commercial-grade performance in a compact residential form.
