We design & build online experiences for the places people gather.
We’re a small design studio in Vancouver. For 17 years we’ve made identities, websites, films and photographs for clubs, schools, sports organizations and heritage groups, and we’ve stayed with many of them long after launch. The people you meet in the first conversation are the people who do the work.

Drag inside the view, or use the arrow keys, to look around.

The new senior school looks out over its playing field.St. George’s School · Vancouver · 2025 
A courtyard opens between the new senior school buildings.St. George’s School · Vancouver · 2025 
The school’s crest marks the entrance to the new senior school.St. George’s School · Vancouver · 2025
A few projects we’re proud of.
- 01 The Vancouver Club A club founded in 1889 welcomed a new generation of members.

- 02 Team Canada The Canadian Olympic Team gathered a century of maple leaves into one identity.

- 03 St. George’s School Families walk the whole campus before they visit.
- 04 Wildcoast Adventures Guests step inside Orca Camp before they book.

- 05 Nectar Klue’s designers and engineers built more of the product with Nectar once it became simpler to use.

Families can walk two Vancouver campuses from anywhere in the world.
Our team made Stratford Hall’s campus tour in 2019 and has looked after it ever since. St. George’s School first asked our team to capture its campus in 2020, and its admissions staff now carry an offline copy of the tours to recruitment events.
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Open the St. George’s School tours
“It was a pleasure to work with Ben to create a virtual tour for our campus. He worked with us to capture what we needed and tailored our request.”
Emily Moir · Co-Director of Admissions, St. George’s School
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Open the Stratford Hall tour
“His attention to detail and overall production of the final presentation really helped to capture the look of our campus both inside and out as well as provide a unique interactive experience.”
Jennifer Gunasekera · Admissions Manager, Stratford Hall
AA means WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
We design for everyone who comes through the door.
The places our clients run are open to everyone, and their websites should be too. We treat accessibility as part of the craft, the same as type and colour, so we build to WCAG 2.2 Level AA from the first component and carry it through every page.
We check colour pairings for contrast and make focus easy to see on every control, then test each template with a keyboard and automated checks before launch. This site meets the same standard, and the settings button at the top of every page lets you set it up the way you read best.
360°
Visitors can stand in a room before they arrive.

Every place has a few questions people ask before they come, and a good photograph answers one of them. Our team has captured places on camera and in 360° since 2011. The Orca Camp tour links twelve panoramas, and four of them look down on the camp from the air.
Our team captured Thunder in Our Voices at the Zack Gallery in 2019.
Drew Ann Wake curated the exhibition at the Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery in Vancouver. It set historical CBC recordings of Dene elders beside contemporary northern Indigenous art.


We do four things, and the same senior people do all of them for you.
Websites
We build websites your own staff can keep alive for years.
Brand and design systems
We make your brand easy to use well, on every screen. Read about Nectar
Photography and video
We capture your place so people can see it before they arrive, and we can add a 360° tour. See the capture work
Hosting and support
Your site stays in Canada, and we look after it for as long as you need us.

