The John Howard Society of Ottawa is building a new supportive residence in support of twenty-eight women experiencing homelessness.

The LEED-CI Gold Certified Federation of Canadian Municipalities building renovation is one of the ways we’re pushing the envelope by designing in more environmentally responsible ways.

View our new office through this virtual tour with CSV Principal, Jessie Smith. We are proud to be a part of Carbon 613, a network of organizations with the goal to reduce greenhouse gases in Ottawa.

A densely forested site within city limits, will soon be home to a new, innovative Forest and Nature childcare centre. The facility will welcome 49 children, including 10 infants, 15 toddlers, and 24 preschool children, and will offer a unique approach to early childhood education.

CSV Architects supported Ottawa Community Housing (OCH) on an innovative project to address the housing crisis and climate change in our city. This project transformed a 70-year-old townhouse building to Net-Zero Carbon performance using a retrofit strategy.

Wood architecture and design are intrinsically linked to the history of Ottawa. Learn more about wood architecture and design at 7 Clarence.

We’re engaging students from high schools through colleges and universities in discussions of sustainability.