Gateway to private garden, this custom door with shoji screen and motif appears luminescent on approach from alley.

This functional sculpture was the ideal aesthetic for the antique cedar garage and the decorative asian-style fence.

The upper section of the door features a port hole fixed at eye level with an original, Asian-style motif.

An original design, this folding gate with Chinese-style motif in the center is both decorative and functional.

This original design came in to being by experimenting with lines, right angles and mathmatical proportions. Interestingly, a Chinese style motif was the result.

When this gate is collapsed the motif is transformed into two perfectly aligned half moons. Hinges on the center allow this door to fold in half. A unique locking mechanism was designed to allow the gate to be closed and locked from the left side.

A steel bar on a pivot crosses the two door sections horizontally securing both sides together while a steel shaft gets pushed up into the upper wood jamb, securing the whole gate.

From solid grounds, base roots transform into trunk, branches radiate upwards and out, sensuous free flowing curves gently taper until they meet an abrupt end. We are reminded, this is a door, it is also a sculpture.

This design was inspired by nature and the material that it provides us with. As in nature, this design demonstrates it's qualities of balance, proportion and natural beauty.

This design serves as a testament to the ideals of reconstructionism. True functional sculpture has been achieved. The material represents a sacrafice, homage is paid to this natural material by means of reconstructionism.

Designed for a basement recording studio, this door was constructed from reclaimed antique gumwood that was removed from a house, built in the 1860s, which stood on the south corner of Bay and Breadalbane in downtown Toronto, Ontario. This antique wood is richly figured, tight-grained, and has a lovely colour. A finish of clear walnut oil has been applied allowing the natural colour to show through.

The door was designed to allow the largest possible opening from the studio into the room behind it which contains a large window. It is 7ft high and 5ft wide and recesses into a pocket in the wall. Heavy duty barn door hardware suspends the door on its 10ft track. Both the door and the wall are acoustically insulated to prevent noise bleed from coming into the recording equipment room. The black trim and jam can be easily removed to allow door removal and access to wall pocket for cleaning and maintenance.

This garden entrance was constructed of western red cedar and features a solar powered light on top of posts

This door was redesigned, reconstructed from an old cedar panel door to create this Japanese style entrance.

This custom built bay window was constructed to be functional and beautiful. It extends up from the main floor to the second floor and is constructed of quarter-sawn, clear, 4"x 4" western red cedar with mortise and tenon joinery. Thermal panes on the face, sides and roof allow sunlight to grace both floors and provides a good thermal break. The window features two decorative leaded panes with beveled glass that cast rainbows throughout the interior.