Tim is the Founding Partner and Principal Architect of ARCHwork STUDIO Inc., a multidisciplinary design studio specializing in architecture, interior design, landscape design, and construction management. With more than two decades of professional experience, Tim leads projects that integrate design excellence, technical precision, and long-term environmental performance.

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Licensed to practice architecture in Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia, Tim brings a strong regional perspective to his work across Atlantic Canada. His experience spans residential, commercial, civic, and institutional projects, including work with Indigenous communities, municipalities, private developers, and cultural institutions. Known for his thoughtful leadership and collaborative approach, Tim frequently serves as Prime Consultant, guiding multidisciplinary teams through complex projects from early visioning through construction.

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Tim’s design philosophy is grounded in the belief that architecture must be both aspirational and practical. His work emphasizes durable materials, climate-responsive design, energy efficiency, and a deep respect for heritage and context. Through ARCHwork STUDIO, he has helped establish a design culture that balances creativity with technical precision, ensuring that buildings perform as well as they inspire.

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Beyond project work, Tim plays an active role in advancing the profession. He currently serves as President of the Architects Association of Prince Edward Island (AAPEI), contributing to professional governance, advocacy, and mentorship within the architectural community.

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Under Tim’s leadership, ARCHwork STUDIO has grown into a collaborative practice known for its integrated approach to design and construction. His ability to align vision, technical expertise, and project leadership enables clients and communities to realize projects that are thoughtful, resilient, and built to last.

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Tim remains deeply committed to shaping environments that support community life, strengthen regional identity, and contribute to a more sustainable built future.