Where Innovation Meets Environmental Harmony
Look, we're not gonna feed you the usual lines about being "visionaries" or whatever. Truth is, we started Zirelith Quinthar back in 2011 because we were tired of seeing buildings that looked cool but performed terribly—or worse, eco-friendly designs that felt like living in a glorified camping tent.
Our thing? Creating spaces that don't make you choose between aesthetics and doing right by the planet. Yeah, we're serious about sustainable design, but we also believe your home or office shouldn't feel like a science experiment.
Based in Toronto's west end, we've tackled everything from tiny residential renovations to commercial projects that pushed our AutoCAD skills to their limits. Every project teaches us something new, and honestly, that's what keeps this work interesting after all these years.
Real people designing real spaces—no corporate speak here
Principal Architect & Founder
15 years wrangling complex projects and teaching clients that "green" doesn't mean "expensive" (usually)
Design Director & Co-Founder
Master at blending old-school craftsmanship with cutting-edge tech. Also makes the best office coffee.
Sustainability Lead
Our resident building science nerd who can tell you exactly why your HVAC system is working too hard
Commercial Projects Lead
Specializes in workplace design that doesn't make people want to work from home forever
Interior Design Specialist
Turns architectural shells into places that feel like home (or the perfect office, or that cafe you never want to leave)
Project Manager & Technical Lead
Keeps projects on track, on budget, and actually buildable—the unsung hero of every successful project
Yeah, we've got ideas—but your project isn't about our ego. We start by understanding how you actually live or work, not just what you think you want. Those conversations usually reveal the real opportunities.
We bake environmental performance into every design from day one. Not as an add-on, but as a core requirement alongside aesthetics and functionality. It's 2024—this should be standard practice.
We'll tell you what things actually cost, not what you want to hear. Better to adjust expectations early than deal with sticker shock when the contractor bids come in. Trust us on this one.
We obsess over the stuff most architects gloss over—how the light hits that wall at 4pm, whether the door swing makes sense, if that material will still look good in ten years. It's the little things that make or break a space.
Let's talk about your project—no pressure, just real conversation about what's possible.